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MaxRonin
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Approvals and Distributed Processing
Besides, let me take the chance to thank both of you, Remco and Llewellyn, not just for your help with this issue, but for providing both these tools. I've been using NCrunch for years, have also recommended it to some of my client teams, and can say C# development without it just doesn't feel p…
20 Mar 2016 11:54 UTC
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Approvals and Distributed Processing
I can confirm that setting the option "Instrument output assembly" to false has resolved the issue. @Llewellyn: Is there some way I could work around the need for setting that option to false by somehow telling Approvals where to look for that source path insteadd of it extracting it from the co…
20 Mar 2016 11:48 UTC
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Approvals and Distributed Processing
Okay, so I put the code suggested by Llewellyn into another place (seems you just must not use it from setup), and it outputs: Approvals Namer: .Name= IntegrationTests.Case_2, .SourcePath= C:\Projects\Activator\Activator.Transpiler\transpiler\Activator.Transpiling.Typescript.Tests So approvals…
19 Mar 2016 16:50 UTC
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Approvals and Distributed Processing
[quote=llewellynfalco;8427]ApprovalTests is producing the move lines. It double prints because it prints to debug and console which some systems use 1 some the other and some both. [/quote] Doesn't a line like move /Y "C:\Projects\Activator\Activator.Transpiler\transpiler\Activator.Transpilin…
19 Mar 2016 16:41 UTC
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Approvals and Distributed Processing
[quote=JayBazuzi;8421]Are the *.approved.* files included in your project, and have type None or Content? [/quote] Is this needed? As long as I was running the tests without the distributed feature of NCrunch - ie, locally with NCrunch and also on a Teamcity build server -, everything worked jus…
19 Mar 2016 16:33 UTC
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Approvals and Distributed Processing
Also, regarding differences of my dev machine vs the remote server: Locally, I run Windows 10. Visual Studio 2015, latest updates etc. Resharper, NCrunch, both latest versions. The remote machine in Azure was made from one of their templates, the VS 2015 Community Edition template with latest up…
19 Mar 2016 16:30 UTC
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Approvals and Distributed Processing
[quote=llewellynfalco;8422] var namer = Approvals.GetDefaultNamer(); namer.Name namer.SourcePath will get you where it's looking. Also the error and console should print the expected location on failure. I just my 1st question is what's different about the vm? any chance the user p…
19 Mar 2016 16:28 UTC
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Approvals and Distributed Processing
For comparison, the same test run in Teamcity gives this output: [20:07:52][Activator.Transpiling.Typescript.Tests.dll] Activator.Transpiling.Typescript.Tests.IntegrationTests.Case_1 (4s) [20:07:56][Step 3/3] => Activator.Transpiling.Typescript.Tests.IntegrationTests.Case_1 [20:07:56][Step 3/3]…
19 Mar 2016 12:50 UTC
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Approvals and Distributed Processing
There are those "move /y" commands - but I got no idea who's producing them: whether Approvals itself or whether NCrunch because it's moving stuff from its workspace to the right location. Also, it's kinda weird that I get two lines of everything: two times approvalFrame =..., two times frame= ...…
19 Mar 2016 12:27 UTC
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Approvals and Distributed Processing
For example: NCrunch: This test was executed on server 'CRUNCHER01' 3/19/2016 12:22:44 PM ~000000ms Variable: approvalFrame = 'Activator.Transpiling.Typescript.Tests.IntegrationTests.Case_1()' 3/19/2016 12:22:44 PM ~000000ms Variable: approvalFrame = 'Activator.Transpiling.Typescript.Tests.In…
19 Mar 2016 12:24 UTC
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Approvals and Distributed Processing
Hi Remco, Nope, there are not any environment variables involved, at least not that I would have introduced them. ApprovalTests seems to be looking for the files in exactly the place where it's finding them on my local file system, ie, it shows the absolute paths as the same as it does on my loca…
19 Mar 2016 12:18 UTC
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Approvals and Distributed Processing
Hi, I'm using Approval tests. With that come a lot of *.approved.txt files in the same folders in which the code-files of the tests are. Running locally works just fine. Now today I went and set up an Azure VM for myself with an NCrunch node. Everythings's fine except: all tests using approva…
18 Mar 2016 19:37 UTC