dotCover, dotMemory, dotPeek, and dotTrace 2024.2 Have Been Released!

dotCover 2024.2, dotMemory 2024.2, dotPeek 2024.2, and dotTrace 2024.2 have been released and are ready for download! 

Let’s take a look at what’s new with these .NET tools.

dotMemory 2024.2

• Improved instance search with new filtering options.
• The following features are now available on Linux and macOS:
• Automatic memory inspections in the Inspections view.
• Cross-workspace snapshot comparison.
• A Call Tree view in standalone and Rider versions.
• A Sunburst chart visualization for the Call Tree, highlighting memory allocation functions.

dotTrace 2024.2

• Improved performance with faster processing of Timeline snapshots.
• A new rendering engine in dotTrace Viewer on all platforms.
• An Options window added to the standalone version for macOS and Linux.
• Fixed missing kernel events in Timeline snapshots on Windows.
• Various minor improvements and bug fixes.

dotCover 2024.2

• Stability improvements and bug fixes.

dotPeek 2024.2

General enhancements

• Support for decompiling lambdas with optional and parameter-array parameters.
• Improved handling of attributes on lambda expressions.
• The ability to decompile protected assemblies.

Handling of external sources

• Support for navigating to sources from PDB files containing SrcSrv and SourceLink.
• Correct recognition of preprocessor directives for accurate code representation.
• An Open in Browser action to navigate to source code in repositories for types or NuGet packages.

Build configuration detection

• The Assembly Explorer tool window detects and presents the build configuration of assemblies.

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If you’re also interested in learning more about ReSharper 2024.1 or Rider 2024.1, please visit:

• What’s New in ReSharper.
• What’s New in Rider.