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Overview

Clover editions were introduced with the release of Clover 2.6, in September 2009. Previous versions of Clover do not belong to a particular edition. Editions only apply to the IDE plugin variants of Clover, i.e. Clover-for-Eclipse and Clover-for-IDEA.

Clover Desktop Edition

Clover Desktop Edition is an affordable option for individual developers, providing code coverage analysis and also the use of test optimization for developers working in isolation. Clover Desktop Edition is only available for Clover's Eclipse and IDEA plugins. See the pricing page for more information.

Clover Server Edition

Clover Server edition contains the full suite of report generation and Continuous Integration features for coding in a team environment. The Server Edition is essentially the full-featured product, simply renamed to Server Edition. Pricing for Server Edition remains the same.
(info) The Desktop Edition only applies to the IDE plugin variants of Clover, i.e. Clover-for-Eclipse and Clover-for-IDEA.
See the pricing page for more information.

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