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THenrich
#1 Posted : Sunday, September 8, 2019 8:51:17 PM(UTC)
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Does NCrunch support background compiling while coding? Meaning the solution is built continuously.
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NCrunch itself performs background compiling so that it can run your tests. You'll see tasks for this appear in the Processing Queue while you work.

Or are you asking about whether NCrunch is able to deal with a different tool (i.e. VS) running background compilation while it works?
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#3 Posted : Monday, September 9, 2019 4:37:05 AM(UTC)
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Remco;13844 wrote:
NCrunch itself performs background compiling so that it can run your tests. You'll see tasks for this appear in the Processing Queue while you work.

Or are you asking about whether NCrunch is able to deal with a different tool (i.e. VS) running background compilation while it works?


Yes I was asking if it can compile for Visual Studio. I don't have any tests.
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THenrich;13845 wrote:

Yes I was asking if it can compile for Visual Studio. I don't have any tests.


Correct. Background compilation and reporting of the compile results is an important piece of NCrunch's infrastructure.

Without tests in your solution, you will be missing out on around 95% of the product's features though.
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Remco;13848 wrote:
THenrich;13845 wrote:

Yes I was asking if it can compile for Visual Studio. I don't have any tests.


Correct. Background compilation and reporting of the compile results is an important piece of NCrunch's infrastructure.

Without tests in your solution, you will be missing out on around 95% of the product's features though.


I understand the tool is for testing but if it's also compiling continuously, it's a time saver for me.
However, I noticed that it compiles NCrunch's versions of the assemblies (in c:\Users\...) instead of the actual assemblies. Can it also compile the solution's assemblies?
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THenrich;13849 wrote:

I understand the tool is for testing but if it's also compiling continuously, it's a time saver for me.
However, I noticed that it compiles NCrunch's versions of the assemblies (in c:\Users\...) instead of the actual assemblies. Can it also compile the solution's assemblies?


The design of NCrunch is to sandbox everything and try to isolate it as much as possible from the foreground solution. So I guess the short answer is no. The assemblies built by NCrunch are intended to be fairly transient and aren't suitable for things like deploying an application.
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