When I open the NCrunch Processing Queue window, it is to find out what NCrunch is currently doing. To reduce clutter, I only show the pending and currently processing tasks.
However, I just had a case where a build assembly failed, which wasn't shown. I was wondering why NCrunch simply stopped. I found out that this failed task is only displayed when the completed tasks are shown. As far as I am concerned, this is a bug (the check mark icon suggests to me that it shows successfully completed tasks), and any failed tasks should either be always shown, or there should be a separate toggle for failed tasks.
Remco NCrunch Developer
#6810
22 Jan 2015 10:37 UTC
Hi Daniel -
This is behaviour as design, as a failed task is technically still completed. The Tests Window is designed a bit differently and is intended to be the go-to window for errors such as this. If you'd like to see the behaviour changed, you're welcome to vote for it as a feature on uservoice.
This is behaviour as design, as a failed task is technically still completed. The Tests Window is designed a bit differently and is intended to be the go-to window for errors such as this. If you'd like to see the behaviour changed, you're welcome to vote for it as a feature on uservoice.
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