Greetings,

I am using NCrunch for Visual Studio 2013 v2.23.0.2.

When I try to tell NCrunch to include additional files it can't see all the files in a directory.

1. Go to General Settings > [Specific Project] > General > Additional Files to Include
   
2. Open the popup dialog
   
3. Click Add Files(s)...
   
4. Navigate to a folder with the file needed
   
5. It is missing in the list
   

However when I go in Windows Explorer outside of NCrunch the file is there just fine. In NCrunch I can see most of the files that are above and below it sorted alphabetically but not the one I want. There are others missing too only in NCrunch.

I checked the filter on the Open dialog in NCrunch and it is set to All files (*.*). This view shouldn't be filtering out anything. I also checked the security settings and they are 100% the same as the files that NCrunch can see. I checked all the other file attributes and settings and nothing is different from the other files it can see.

No it is not my system, this is only happening in the dialog provided via NCrunch. Also when I paste in the full path to the file in the manual area it gives me the following error:



So it is expecting a relative path not an explicit path, which is what I am providing. What would it be relative from? The project? The solution? NCrunch install lcoation?

I have tried popup dialog for files system from other applications including Visual Studio and it can see the file, and as I already explained Windows Explorer can see it, and the file properties, including security settings, of the missing files in your dialog are exactly the same as the ones it can see.

Just to let you know I shouldn't have to do this in the first place. The only reason I was trying to do this is because NCrunch does something different than every other test running I use as they all work. That is when a C# library needs a native library that it is referencing for one reason or another, PInvoke, etc. That the NCrunch test runner fails with the error that it cannot load a module and lists the native dll as the module it cannot load. The C# library I am using is one provided by Microsoft and it depends on native Microsoft libraries as well.

The file it cannot load that Resharper Test Runner can, and NUnit test runner can and obviously the software application it is written into can, is in the systems path for all users as it is located in the Windows System 32 folder.

So I wouldn't even care about this additional files to include if NCrunch would allow for this to work, as we shouldn't really need to do this especially in this case. Just noticed this odd bug where its is filtering multiple files from the System 32 folder that no other explorer window or application open dialog filters.