Hi I am slightly confused by the NCrunch Risk/Progress window. I understand that it will be green or red depending on success/failure, but what do the two different shades of green indicate? If they are code coverage, which one is covered and which not? A key on this view would be useful. Also, why does the darker green section start in different areas on different solutions? Does the relative position of the two colours indicate anything?

Thanks

Peter.

Thanks, the onward link here was most helpful in helping me to understand what "Risk" was the risk of: http://blog.ncrunch.net/...ing-Is-Inefficient.aspx

Are there any plans to add an overall test status indicator into the main part of VS (like the small square box in Resharper in the top right, or maybe similar to Gary Bernhardt's Vim status bar http://katas.softwarecraftsmanship.org/?p=128 )? I've knocked up a VS addin that does this in the latter style using the left margin bar, but it can't compete on speed with NCrunch as it performs a solution-wide build and Gallio run. If there were plugin points to NCrunch that would let me intercept test pass/fail events, that would be great as I could then extend as I needed.

I find having to have a separate window open (usually un-docked to 2nd monitor so as not to clutter my main window which is 100% code) takes my eye off my code too much.

All that being said, top work on NCrunch, it's orders of magnitude better for the RGR cycle than having NUnit runner or Gallio on another monitor.