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bibsoconner

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  1. Making NCRUNCH aware of additional reference (for which there is no code, just dlls)

    Hi Remco, I think the best thing to do is for me to carve aside some time and come up with a demo project. Unfortunately, I can't just send over our work. I don't think I'm sufficiently explaining our setup. You keep referring to a "solution". In fact we have multiple solutions with multiple …

  2. Making NCRUNCH aware of additional reference (for which there is no code, just dlls)

    Remco, I tried your suggestion of turning on 'Infer project references using assembly names'. It made no difference. I'm not sure I understand what you mean by "environment variables..." that you refer to at the end of your posting. I'd need to see an example. Thanks, Dave [quote=Remco;5538]…

  3. Making NCRUNCH aware of additional reference (for which there is no code, just dlls)

    Remco, Thanks for the reply and sorry about my late reply. I was diverted to other projects. The good news is that we have bought some NCrunch licenses. NCrunch has been quite useful to us. To answer your questions: Abc project is being referenced from main frame project (the actual app)…

  4. Making NCRUNCH aware of additional reference (for which there is no code, just dlls)

    I asked another question here: http://forum.ncrunch.net/yaf_postsm5457_NCRUNCH-code-coverage-markers-are-all-white-after-changing-output-path-of-project-under-test.aspx and got lots of valuable information. My question here is somewhat related but different enough that I felt it warranted a s…

  5. NCRUNCH code coverage markers are all white after changing output path of project under test

    Thanks Remco, Your idea of using two different OutputPaths seems to have solved things for me. I am able to do a rebuild all without disabling NCrunch and my tests are all passing and the code coverage numbers are accurate. One lingering thing... You have me wondering if we are setting thing…

  6. NCRUNCH code coverage markers are all white after changing output path of project under test

    Thank you for the quick reply Remco. I would think this is a common problem. Forget NCrunch and unit tests for a moment. It does not seem unreasonable to want to combine various libraries/dlls that developers are working on in a common directory. One alternative would be putting all projects in …

  7. NCRUNCH code coverage markers are all white after changing output path of project under test

    Recently, I changed the output path of my project (a class library) from the default (../bin/debug) to: $(OURDIRECTORY_BUILD)\Debug\ where OURDIRECTORY is an environmental (System) variable). I also changed the UnitTest project (that was in the same solution) to reference the class library lik…