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dotCover vs Kover

dotCover

jetbrains.com

Kover

kotlin.github.io

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Price from$50.75/moFree
Free plan—Yes
Free trialYes—
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macOSYes—
LinuxYesYes
Plans published21
Spec score · Test Coverage Tools8.3 (#7)7.4 (#19)
PurposedotCover is a .NET unit test runner and code coverage tool that reports statement-level coverage.Kover is a set of tools for collecting test coverage of Kotlin code compiled for JVM and Android platforms.
ReportsCoverage data can be exported in HTML, XML, JSON, and XML for NDepend formats.The Gradle plugin generates HTML and XML coverage reports and supports coverage verification rules.
SupportJetBrains provides technical support for product-related issues and directs users to its support resources.The repository links to contributing guidelines and a code of conduct.

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dotCover

  • dotUltimate — individual$609 a year
  • All Products Pack — individual$979 a year

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Kover

  • KoverFree

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dotCover

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Kover

Kover is a free, Apache-2.0-licensed toolkit maintained by Kotlin for measuring test coverage in Kotlin and Java code compiled for JVM and Android targets. It provides Gradle and Maven plugins, a command-line interface, offline instrumentation, a JVM agent, and a features artifact. The Gradle plugin creates HTML and XML reports, supports IC output, and can enforce coverage gates using line, instruction, and branch measurements. It integrates with Kotlin JVM, Kotlin Android, Kotlin Multiplatform, and the com.android.kotlin.multiplatform.library plugins, including mixed Kotlin and Java sources. JaCoCo can replace Kover for measurement and report generation. Android build variants and Android host tests are supported, but instrumented tests on devices are not collected. JavaScript and native targets are outside the Gradle plugin’s support. Requirements include Gradle 6.8.3 or later, JVM 1.7 or later for tests, and Android Gradle Plugin 7.0.0 or later. Class instrumentation during JVM test loading may affect performance or concurrent tests.

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