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  1. F# variable identifiers with dots

    Hi, Thanks for sharing this issue. Based on your example I've been able to quickly reproduce it. NCrunch is making assumptions about method names based on the rules set down by C#. It isn't possible to create methods containing the period character or spaces in C#. F# makes this possible, a…

    26 Apr 2014 00:10 UTC

  2. Ncrunch and PostSharp

    nCrunch.TestRuntime.dll should normally be loaded into the GAC during the NCrunch installer. If it isn't there, installing it manually using GacUtil should solve this problem. It's a DLL that is used fairly widely through NCrunch processing, so keeping it in the GAC is the best place.

    24 Apr 2014 23:17 UTC

  3. Test window output area using incorrect line endings

    I think in this particular case the control responsible for rendering the text is reformatting the line endings. So technically this is a bug. I'll see what I can do about getting it fixed. Thanks for reporting it! Cheers, Remco

    24 Apr 2014 01:10 UTC

  4. Having trouble Building One of my projects

    This means we have now discovered the next problem :) Are you able to get a debugger into the tests that are hanging? What can you tell me about these tests?

    23 Apr 2014 21:56 UTC

  5. Having trouble Building One of my projects

    Great! Thanks for confirming. Enjoy the product :)

    23 Apr 2014 12:25 UTC

  6. 2.2.0.1 Grid build on projects with reference to System.EnterpriseServices.dll

    Thanks for coming back to me on this one. As the problem for you is now resolved, I'd rather not take too much if your time delving into why this was failing. MSBuild is a complex beast and it can often be very hard to understand without being able to look at a problem directly and trying differen…

    22 Apr 2014 23:46 UTC

  7. Project Build Failure with T4 template with partial class and interface

    Can you share any more detail around how the autogeneration works? Is this a custom build step of some kind?

    22 Apr 2014 23:37 UTC

  8. NCrunch (with GridNodes) fails to build project where SlowCheetah is used

    Great! I'm glad that did the trick.

    22 Apr 2014 23:34 UTC

  9. Debugging Async Tests - variable "does not exist in the current context"

    Unfortunately, this is a bug. Even more unfortunately, a solution to it has not yet been found. The problem is caused by NCrunch's instrumentation/relocation conflicting with the 'magic' the Visual Studio debugger uses to look through compiler generated types, such as enumerators and await blo…

    22 Apr 2014 23:25 UTC

  10. Having trouble Building One of my projects

    This error is being raised by the build step responsible for registering this assembly for COM interop. When UAC is enabled on your machine, the build process needs to be granted administrator privileges in order to perform the registration. I'm not entirely sure why Visual Studio lets you build…

    22 Apr 2014 23:07 UTC

  11. Quick way to add engine mode conditionals?

    I'm afraid that entering in the values one by one is currently the only way. The values in the config file are binary/base64 encoded, so copying and pasting them will be harder than just making the change manually. You're welcome to [dead link] in this area if you can think of an improved approa…

    22 Apr 2014 22:56 UTC

  12. NCrunch (with GridNodes) fails to build project where SlowCheetah is used

    Hi, thanks for sharing this issue. Can you confirm that you've added the Nuget packages directory to the 'Additional files to include' setting under your NCrunch solution configuration? Looking at the path, it seems as though the build task is trying to access the DLL using a relative path from …

    22 Apr 2014 10:15 UTC

  13. Performance Issues with NCrunch v2.6

    Thanks for the confirmation. I've updated 2.7 with a minor build (2.7.0.3) that contains a change to automatically reset the font size if it's higher than 600. This should correct the issue for unsuspecting users.

    22 Apr 2014 05:00 UTC

  14. Performance Issues with NCrunch v2.6

    A fix for this is now available in the [url=http://www.ncrunch.net/download]2.7 release[/url]. As described above, changing the font size to a value without a decimal will also work around this problem.

    22 Apr 2014 01:38 UTC

  15. Using v2.6 infered project references causes NCrunch exception

    Great stuff! Thanks for confirming the fix! I'll go ahead and release 2.7 then :)

    22 Apr 2014 01:32 UTC

  16. Using v2.6 infered project references causes NCrunch exception

    Thanks! Because of a serious localisation issue in the 2.6 build, I'm rushing 2.7 out the door .. And I've attempted to include a fix for this problem in the 2.7 build. Could you confirm whether it does the trick for you? If so, I'll push it up to the download page: [url=http://download…

    22 Apr 2014 01:08 UTC

  17. Performance Issues with NCrunch v2.6

    Gotcha. That will be it then. NCrunch is reading the font size from the config file using the current culture, and storing it using the invariant culture. It seems that 8.25 returns 825 when read with a different culture. This messes with the text output slicing causing the text pane to gobble i…

    21 Apr 2014 23:24 UTC

  18. Performance Issues with NCrunch v2.6

    Right, I wonder if this is related to the new font setting that was introduced in 2.6. Can you let me know what the 'Text output font' is set to under your global configuration? And whether changing it makes any difference? Also, are you running in standard DPI?

    21 Apr 2014 22:14 UTC

  19. Using v2.6 infered project references causes NCrunch exception

    Hi John, Thanks for sharing this issue. It looks to me like you may have a project in your solution that has a project reference to another project in your solution, then an assembly reference to an assembly with the same name as this project. .. Or something structurally similar to this. Ba…

    21 Apr 2014 22:10 UTC

  20. Performance Issues with NCrunch v2.6

    These exceptions are very interesting. They are being thrown from a routine responsible for 'slicing' the text in the Tests Window text output pane, so that the text fits in the pane horizontally. When the pane is made less wide, the routine is much less efficient as there is less space to fit the…

    21 Apr 2014 11:28 UTC