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sunny

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  1. Parallel execution and integration tests

    Thanks, please confirm that based on the explanation, the following statements are true. Or correct me, if it's not the case. One "processing thread/worker" executes the tests in the a "test task/group" in sequence. Parallelism is achieved by multiple "processing threads". If there is a test …

  2. Parallel execution and integration tests

    Hello, using console tool on a build server, I got confused of how to interpret all parallel execution settings and attributes. Lets say there are 2 test projects - one is pure unit tests, and the other is integration. The unit tests can run in parallel as much as they want, no restrictions t…

  3. Upgrading ncrunch console tool broke content files copy to output folder

    May be related to http://forum.ncrunch.net/yaf_postst5_content-files-set-to-copy-to-output-folder-not-copied-to-temp-runner-directory.aspx After upgrading console tool to 2.26.01 from 2.19.04 some integration tests which relay on content files being copied to output folder stopped working. Wit…

  4. Failure running tests for NancyFx codebase

    Hello, I was preparing a change request for [url=https://github.com/NancyFx/Nancy]NancyFx[/url] framework, when I enabled nCrunch for the solution and found out that many tests fail. I succeeded to fix some of them using the "Copy referenced assemblies" for these test projects. Also, there we…

  5. Config file manipulations fail

    Actually, it works OK. I had no App.config file, and it appears that on first run, config.Save is creating it, but it's too late for NCrunch to pick it. Just adding an empty App.config solved the problem for me, as the build copies it to bin folder, and then the test can modify it.

  6. Config file manipulations fail

    Hi, I have a tests, in which Setup I write some entries in the config file, and on tear-down I remove them. I use: var config = ConfigurationManager.OpenExeConfiguration(ConfigurationUserLevel.None); All this works well under NUnit or Reshrper, but fails in NCrunch. I.e. looks like the writ…