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RaringCoder

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  1. NCrunch with external dependencies

    I'm currently using Nuget 1.5.20902.9026, though I don't think issue is with Nuget itself. I was referring to the package for SQL CE 4; when I installed it I believe the package itself configured the post-build step. The post-build takes the native binaries that are found in the SQL CE packages area…

    31 Mar 2012 09:49 UTC

  2. NCrunch with external dependencies

    Hi Remco, That didn't work. However, what [i]did[/i] work was having NCrunch run the post-build step. This was added by Nuget to my project without me realising (I checked after that setting fixed NCrunch). I presume this was required because you copy the entire project into the NCrunch ar…

    30 Mar 2012 20:59 UTC

  3. NCrunch with external dependencies

    [quote=Remco;1555]Do you have any resource files that the SQL dependency makes use of but aren't included in your project file? You can quickly identify if this is the cause through the following: 1. Right click on the failed test in the tests window 2. Choose Advanced->Browse to workspace 3. …

    28 Mar 2012 11:59 UTC

  4. NCrunch with external dependencies

    Hi Remco, I tried setting that configuration to copy references on just the test project and set the solution-wide architecture to x86. I then did a resync, rebuild, re-run all and still get the same error unfortunately.

    27 Mar 2012 11:14 UTC

  5. NCrunch with external dependencies

    When I have NCrunch in its default configuration, I get the following error on a test that attempts to use the SQL CE managed DLL: SetUp : System.Data.SqlServerCe.SqlCeException : Unable to load the native components of SQL Server Compact corresponding to the ADO.NET provider of versi…

    26 Mar 2012 19:09 UTC

  6. NCrunch with external dependencies

    Hi, I am trying to use NCrunch with SQL CE 4.0 and it cannot resolve the dependencies. Regular NUnit tests run fine, but NCrunch ones never do. I have noticed that the NCrunch working directory (whenever I happen to remember how to find it) appears to be missing most of the relevant dependencies.…

    26 Mar 2012 14:05 UTC