Hello,

I am having an issue when using the dynamic keyword.

When I have test like this:

[Test]
public void DynamicKeyword()
{
dynamic o = new ExpandoObject();
o.Foo = "Bar";
Assert.That(o.Foo, Is.EqualTo("Bar"));
}

I lose code coverage in the file. I have looked around the forum and the only suggestion was to close and reopen the tab but that did not solve my issue.

I am able to get the code coverage by not using the dynamic keyword in line and casting it it at the end like this:

[Test]
public void DynamicCast()
{
var o = new ExpandoObject();
Assert.That(((dynamic)o).Foo, Is.EqualTo("Bar"));
}

Any thoughts as I would like to use the dynamic keyword like the first example and still keep my green/red dots on the left.

Aaron

Hi, thanks for sharing this issue.

I've just thrown together a quick test on this side (.NET 4.5, VS2013), and the code coverage was still showing correctly. I suspect there may be more going on here.

Are you able to reproduce this issue in a simple throw-away solution? If so, would you mind submitting it via the contact form? https://www.ncrunch.net/Support/Contact.


Thanks!

Remco

Worked out the issue. It was the Roslyn CTP.

I am working with it in the project I originally found the issue, and when I created a simple project with the above test I had the same problem. This got me thinking that it could be Roslyn as I assume you did not have it installed.

Removed it and the code coverage returned :)

Did you still want me to open a support ticket? Would love to see it work with Roslyn but as its a CPT I am not too concerned.

Aaron

Hey,

FYI: I am able to step trough the code.

Aaron