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kkallberg

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  1. I want to set "Ignore this component completely" = true for a "SQL Server Database Project"

    After a closer look it appears I was incorrect. In each solution there IS a reference to the database project. Sorry for the confusion. Also, creating a new blank solution, adding a single database project to it and then enabling NCrunch results in the Tests window reporting "No supported proje…

    22 Dec 2015 22:05 UTC

  2. I want to set "Ignore this component completely" = true for a "SQL Server Database Project"

    Sorry for the delay. I am seeing this issue in a couple different solutions. 1. 42 Projects - Startup time is approximately 20 seconds. 2. 63 Projects - Startup time is approximately 32 seconds. The database projects are not referenced by any other project in either solution.

    22 Dec 2015 16:23 UTC

  3. I want to set "Ignore this component completely" = true for a "SQL Server Database Project"

    Hey Remco, Thanks for taking a look at this. It sounds like my situation is slightly different. I have a solution with an existing database project in it, but instead of ignoring it entirely, it is absent from the Configuration window, but the test runner is attempting to build it. [quote] …

    21 Dec 2015 23:32 UTC

  4. I want to set "Ignore this component completely" = true for a "SQL Server Database Project"

    I found that I could work around this issue by manually editing the .ncrunchproject file. However, it would be more intuitive to be able to set this option in the Configuration window.

    21 Dec 2015 19:20 UTC

  5. I want to set "Ignore this component completely" = true for a "SQL Server Database Project"

    I am experiencing this issue as well. It only seemed to start having a problem with my database project after I installed the latest 2.19 update.

    21 Dec 2015 17:30 UTC

  6. Proud owner of a new NCrunch license!

    Just wanted to take a moment to thank you for the hard work. This is a great tool and I'm excited to have it in my toolbelt. Kevin

    04 Dec 2012 23:42 UTC