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  1. Reloading projects are slow with NCrunch enabled

    Hi Brannon, Thanks for sharing this. Are you certain that it's NCrunch responsible for the sluggish reload of projects? I've seen this happen before but I suspect there may be other strings attached to it. NCrunch's physical loading of the projects doesn't actually touch the IDE threads beyond…

  2. x64|Debug with solutions dependencies

    Hi, thanks for posting! NCrunch uses a solution as a definition for its scope, so the results on this will depend upon how your solutions are arranged and the manner in which they depend on each other. If the projects are referencing each other using assembly references, then you'll need to tu…

  3. Testing code that creates application domains.

    Thanks for the repro. I've taken it for a spin and may be able to give some answers on this. The difference in behaviour you've observed between versions is caused by the presence of NCrunch.Framework.dll in the GAC. Where the version of NCrunch.Framework.dll referenced by the project is consiste…

  4. Testing code that creates application domains.

    Hi, I can't think of any known issue that would cause this kind of behaviour - nor any change in upgrade that would trigger it. NCrunch itself has no special handling for NCrunch.Framework - this DLL is simply another referenced library and the behaviours it unlocks work entirely through string …

  5. Referencing packages from targets file doesn't work

    [quote=forki23;6680]I think that's totally OK to overwrite references - but it should be done recursivly in targets files[/quote] I agree, but unfortunately NCrunch is limited by what the underlying toolset (MSBuild) is able to provide. This probably seems crazy, but because the references are b…

  6. Referencing packages from targets file doesn't work

    Ahhh - I understand now. This could be a big problem, and I don't think NCrunch is able to solve it in its current state. NCrunch works by overriding references inside the project file at build time. This includes rewriting the project file by removing existing references and re-adding them wit…

  7. Referencing packages from targets file doesn't work

    Hi Steffen, Thanks for sharing this one. I'll take a look and will see what I can do :) Did using the 'Additional files to include' setting allow you to include the files manually and work around the problem? Cheers, Remco

  8. Compatibility issue with RavenDB 3.0 [Solved]

    Thanks - I guess the DB doesn't work well with the parallelisation .. Do also let me know if you find a way to reproduce the issue where changing this setting didn't take affect, as this does also sound like a problem to me.

  9. Compatibility issue with RavenDB 3.0 [Solved]

    Hi, thanks for sharing this issue. There's likely to be a lot going on here, so I'm afraid that I'm reduced to blind guessing on this one. The first thing that gets my attention is the directory the file is located in: M:\NCrunch\Workspace\8828\54\_ncrunchreferences\Assemblies NCrunch does…

  10. 'Consider inconclusive tests as passing' does not work for [Theory] tests.

    Hi, Thanks for sharing this issue. I can see the same behaviour on my side. This doesn't look right. I'll take a deeper look and will see what I can do. Cheers, Remco

  11. Documentation - Additional Files To Include

    Hi, thanks for posting! By definition, the declarations in the config XML are internal to the software - they aren't documented or published as they can potentially change in future and aren't really intended to be changed manually. Where possible, you should use the options in the configuration…

  12. "1 project is failing to build" - why?

    Great, thanks! I think I can improve on how this error is being reported. Fixing it entirely probably won't be an option as NCrunch needs to run MSBuild and user code within the workspace, and I doubt that all of this code will work with the long file paths. Thanks for sharing the error details a…

  13. "1 project is failing to build" - why?

    Hi Jorg, There have been reports of a certain failure scenario which can cause NCrunch to fail to build a project but not report this problem in the Tests Window. To date, I haven't been able to reproduce this error case .. I think there may be several variables involved. Nonetheless, the err…

  14. Inconclusive result in NUnit TestCaseSource

    Hi Ralf, Sorry for the trouble this problem gave you. Unfortunately, outside of introducing 'magic' to deal with cases such as this, there is little NCrunch can do about them. When working with DynamicAnalysis, NCrunch relies on NUnit itself to specify the test name, which also forms the only…

  15. NCrunch for Visual Studio 14

    [quote=Der-Albert.com;6655]Any Support for .kproj and project.json (new ASP.NET 5 Project Types) on the Horizon?[/quote] No plans at the moment. I'll take a good look at this with the VS2015 integration to see what the options are :)

  16. Build failed : file not copied in ncrunch workspace

    Hi, thanks for sharing this. When NCrunch identifies files used by a project, it filters the list of included files to ensure only those files that are relevant inside the build get automatically included. NCrunch isn't familiar with the MultiSGBDEntityDeploy project item, so it simply ignores i…

  17. Missing project reference only in NCrunch

    [quote=Luciferius;6650]Thank you for your fast reply. I certainly will update the Safety.Context, hoping this will solve the issue. Nonetheless I am looking for a way to force the build, so that I can see the failing tests, because the mentioned assembly is not in my hand. Like I said I already trie…

  18. Ncrunch & Mef

    The repeated calls to AssemblyInitialize occur because of the behaviour of NCrunch's test pipeline. NCrunch will split the entire test queue into multiple tasks to be executed independently of one another. Because the execution of each task involves a full fresh call into the test framework, and t…

  19. Missing project reference only in NCrunch

    Hi Tobias, Thanks for sharing this issue. Based on what you've described, this is basically a type mismatch between the Ade.Safety.Context DLL and the project referencing Ade.Core ... So the error isn't entirely unexpected, but that doesn't explain why the projects are able to build in Visual …

  20. NCrunch Failing to comple .Windows & .WindowsPhone projects inside Universal Application solution

    Sorry I know of no other way to work around this problem. I'm afraid that this is an issue that you'll need to take up with MS tech support. The template itself is bugged and the problem sits between it and MSBuild. Sadly MS seem to have chosen not to fix the problem .. Perhaps with some proddi…