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  1. Visual Studio 2010 hangs when adding a new item

    Hi Chris, Can you tell me a bit more about your Visual Studio installation? Do you have any other plugins installed? Something that may be useful is if you're able to attach a debugger onto the devenv process while it's locked. If you're then able to break into the process and share the stack…

    23 May 2012 22:25 UTC

  2. Extension methods not present when debugging

    Thanks. I've since done some more looking into this issue, and I can confirm that it is caused by the way that NCrunch is handling its namespaces when processing debug information during instrumentation. The fix is very difficult but I do hope to solve this problem eventually. Generally the worka…

    23 May 2012 10:16 UTC

  3. Error line marker disapears after installing .NET language pack

    Hi, thanks for reporting this. Can you confirm which version of NCrunch you are using?

    23 May 2012 10:13 UTC

  4. MissingMethodException when calling extension method

    HI Jim - I've had another go at reproducing this with both versions of MVC installed, though it all seems to run properly for me. I still think there must be something else in your environment that is causing a difference in behaviour. I'd really like to have a look at a bug report from your …

    23 May 2012 02:54 UTC

  5. Coverage shows black when tests cover the code

    Hi Sam, There definitely will be an issue with sharing the same source file between two differently tested projects. This kind of setup will cause NCrunch to become confused between the two projects holding the same file, as the open document in the VS IDE is physically pointing to two logically…

    22 May 2012 22:59 UTC

  6. SpecFlow Results/Code Coverage

    Hi Rudi - I'm afraid it's hard for me to create a meaningful response to the idea of showing code coverage in feature files until I've had a good look at how SpecFlow works internally and which integration strategy is most sensible. Right now SpecFlow integration is in the NCrunch backlog, altho…

    22 May 2012 22:50 UTC

  7. nuget-installed ninject.extensions.factory fails under ncrunch

    This isn't at all a bad idea, although as I'm sure you can imagine it would be difficult to create a clean and consistent implementation. One of the things I have considered is to introduce an 'auto configure' mode that would do something similar to what you've described, and set a bunch of configu…

    22 May 2012 04:46 UTC

  8. nuget-installed ninject.extensions.factory fails under ncrunch

    Ok, I take much of that last post back. It seems that MSTest is doing its best to make a fool out of me. Apparently the BaseDirectory inside the Visual Studio MSTest app domain depends upon whether or not you have the 'Enable Deployment' option turned on inside your MSTest configuration. If you…

    22 May 2012 02:31 UTC

  9. nuget-installed ninject.extensions.factory fails under ncrunch

    Hi James, Sorry - I've just re-read my post and realised that I didn't make it completely clear what I was asking. NCrunch sets the base directory to be equal to the MSTest working directory exactly as you've described. This is by design and is exactly as you've described it. It also is (in …

    22 May 2012 00:12 UTC

  10. Coverage Metric differs on coding style

    Hi - Yes, there is a difference between how the code coverage is calculated/considered between NCrunch and NCover. While both work at MSIL level, NCrunch uses a lower resolution for coverage detection - working on a line-by-line basis, while NCover works by statement. The reason for this is a…

    21 May 2012 20:35 UTC

  11. nuget-installed ninject.extensions.factory fails under ncrunch

    Hi James - Nice analysis! Are you able to let me know which version of MSTest you were checking this behaviour against? Or whether you have any custom configuration that might affect it? When I test locally with MSTest under VS2010, it always sets the application base directory to be equal to …

    21 May 2012 20:30 UTC

  12. Compile Errors Hyperlinking.

    For anyone interested, this feature has just been added in the recently released NCrunch 1.39b.

    20 May 2012 23:48 UTC

  13. Support for NUnit 2.6 Action Attributes

    For anyone interested, the recently released NCrunch 1.39b adds support for many NUnit 2.6 features including Action Attributes.

    20 May 2012 23:47 UTC

  14. Skip unnecessary costly build steps (code analysis / code contracts static checker) when possible

    For anyone interested, the recently released v1.39b of NCrunch includes a project-level configuration setting that can disable code contracts checking for NCrunch builds. By default, code contracts checking is now disabled.

    20 May 2012 23:44 UTC

  15. Tried creating a no-contract build configuration for ncrunch, ncrunch can't build anymore

    For anyone interested, a fix for this issue has been released recently with v1.39b of NCrunch.

    20 May 2012 23:39 UTC

  16. MSpec empty tests should be reported as FAILED not PASSED

    For anyone interested, a fix for this issue has been released recently with v1.39b of NCrunch.

    20 May 2012 23:38 UTC

  17. VS2011 metro project support

    For anyone interested, a fix for this issue has been released recently with v1.39b of NCrunch.

    20 May 2012 23:37 UTC

  18. mspec and generic type behaviors not found by the runner

    For anyone interested, a fix for this issue has been released recently with v1.39b of NCrunch.

    20 May 2012 23:36 UTC

  19. Constantly running out of disk space on my 6GB RamDrive with a 200mb solution

    For anyone interested, the recently released v1.39b contains a fix that should greatly reduce the disk consumption of solutions that are using Nuget.

    20 May 2012 23:33 UTC

  20. System.NullReferenceException when running with isolator V7

    An update on this: I'm currently working with members of the Isolator team to identify why this issue is occurring. Hopefully I'll have more details to share soon.

    20 May 2012 23:30 UTC