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siywilliams

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  1. Debug namespace problem

    @yanglee what version of the NuGet Package Manager extension are you using? I've got 2.6.40627.9000 installed.

  2. Debug namespace problem

    I've just upgraded to 1.45.0.28 and now the problem seems to manifest a bit more aggressively. Instead of a few dlls appearing throughout the project folder we now get up to hundreds in a short space of time.

  3. Doesnt run [Theory] tests

    Thanks for the speedy reply. That actually worked great for NCrunch, but now the Resharper runner isn't happy and can't locate the file. My workaround for that is to wrap the ExcelDataAttribute and include simple logic to try and locate the specified file using both techniques and finally using t…

  4. Doesnt run [Theory] tests

    Thanks Remco, One other problem with xunit I'm having is when the test loads in the theory data file. The VS build puts the test file next to the test assembly binary in the output dir, however NCrunch doesn't and therefore can't find it in its work directory. It looks at the following path: .…

  5. Doesnt run [Theory] tests

    Just to add that we are also having this same problem with our Theory xunit tests, any progress on this? Thanks

  6. Debug namespace problem

    On large commits it is quite easy to miss the assemblies and check them into to source control; so not serious, just irritating. I have been using NCrunch for around 4 months now, and it has only just started happening - maybe the last week for me, and a few weeks earlier for some others. We u…

  7. Debug namespace problem

    Remco, Sorry for hijacking a thread then. We are using Visual Studio Premium 2012, and the only things of note we use within it are Resharper 7.0.1 and Nuget 2.1. I personally don't use any of the test runners in Resharper but a few of my colleagues do. Any more information that might he…

  8. Debug namespace problem

    Hi, The line "where was an issue on debugging application executed from NCrunch made binaries" grabbed my attention. Although I don't understand the original posters comments completely, it does look like they are having a similar issue to ourselves. It's not consistent, but we seem to get …