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JayBazuzi
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Posts by JayBazuzi
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Approvals and Distributed Processing
Obviously it would not be trivial. All of the concerns you raise are valid and would need to be addressed. One option would be virtualization/containers. Then each run thinks it's running in the "correct" file layout, but they are still isolated.
22 Mar 2016 14:58 UTC
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Approvals and Distributed Processing
[quote=Remco;8465][quote=JayBazuzi;8464]What if NCrunch recreated the original solution at the original path on the node? Since it would match the local machine, things would just work, right?[/quote] It already does :) [/quote] Really? What I mean is: if I have my sources at C:\Projects…
22 Mar 2016 04:43 UTC
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Approvals and Distributed Processing
What if NCrunch recreated the original solution at the original path on the node? Since it would match the local machine, things would just work, right?
22 Mar 2016 01:16 UTC
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Approvals and Distributed Processing
What if ApprovalTests switched away from using the call stack, to using [CallerMemberName] and [CallerFilePath]?
20 Mar 2016 22:15 UTC
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Approvals and Distributed Processing
Stack trace gets its path from debug info (pdb), which is created at build time.
20 Mar 2016 06:00 UTC
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Approvals and Distributed Processing
Adding them as None/Content will cause NCrunch to copy them when it tries to build (locally that's a temp directory; distributed that's your Azure VM).
19 Mar 2016 17:14 UTC
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Approvals and Distributed Processing
Are the *.approved.* files included in your project, and have type None or Content? As an aside, I like to add this attribute in my projects: [assembly: UseApprovalSubdirectory("_approvals")]
18 Mar 2016 21:57 UTC
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Benefits of NCrunch vs Other Test Tools
Sometimes people suggest that the automatic test running features in VS or R# would be a good substitute, but NCrunch is the only one I've found that automatically runs tests without waiting for a user action. That's the #1 killer feature in NCrunch, and it makes all the difference. For me, NCrun…
01 Mar 2016 06:34 UTC
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IProjectGlobalPropertiesProvider
It's handled by our package, when the package is loaded in to Visual Studio. It looks like we call ProjectCollection.GlobalProjectCollection.SetGlobalProperty("MyExtensionDirectory", ...) at that point. I wish I could hand you a simple, complete repro example; sorry! I don't believe it's an issue…
20 Dec 2013 02:45 UTC
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IProjectGlobalPropertiesProvider
We have an extension for Visual Studio 2013 that uses IProjectGlobalPropertiesProvider + ProjectCollection.GlobalProjectCollection.SetGlobalProperty() to set some properties that are then consumed by the projects we want to build. This causes NCrunch to fail to build our projects. For example, th…
19 Dec 2013 23:48 UTC