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MatthewSteeples

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  1. Distributed processing node list recommended practises

    [quote=avishnyakov;7881] 2) What's the best way to get some kind of grouping over the server list? For instance, 5-7 VMs are WinXP, and then 5-7 are on Win7, then same-same Win8. The case is to enable/disable all WinXP nodes, run tests, then enable Win7 nodes, run tests, then enable Win8 nodes, r…

  2. Gride node goes bezerk with VBCSCompiler.exe

    From what I've seen on the internet it looks like you may have had a pre-release version of 2015 installed? We don't see this behaviour, and the VBCSCompiler only spawns once and levels out at about 1gb of memory usage. It's there as a performance aid (as the compiler is now managed, it reduces the …

  3. Dependencies for Targets aren't copied

    [quote=Remco;7224]... the easiest way to handle this is to just add the files to the 'Additional files to include' configuration setting.[/quote] Thanks for that. I think that's what we'll end up doing for some items. In this instance the executable is only required to run for the build process a…

  4. Dependencies for Targets aren't copied

    For now I have tweaked the csproj file to exclude the .targets reference when it's being built under NCrunch: Changed <Import Project="..\packages\Microsoft.Diagnostics.Tracing.EventRegister.1.0.26\build\Microsoft.Diagnostics.Tracing.EventRegister.targets" Condition="Exists('..\packages\Microsof…

  5. Dependencies for Targets aren't copied

    I'm still researching the answer for this, so may end up answering my own question, but I have the following problem: Some NuGet packages (in my case Microsoft.Diagnostics.Tracing.EventRegister) contain .exe files that are executed as part of the build. The .targets file gets copied across to the…

  6. RequiresCapability doesn't follow class hierarchy

    Hi Remco, Thanks for that. I think that must have been the behaviour we were seeing.

  7. RequiresCapability doesn't follow class hierarchy

    Small bug we've come across when writing our tests, please see https://gist.github.com/MatthewSteeples/d47f2ea58f63cdab1e24 for repro code. Basically we have some "base" test classes which define data contexts and have certain requirements. We don't then want to have to re-define these requiremen…