I have an issue where I am trying to debug some code. I go to the code and right-click one of the coverage dots (its red) and select "Break into this covering test at this line". (Aside: I think NCrunch is getting this wrong for MSpec tests - this is not a covering test, it is covered code, but that's tangential).
OK this works, I hit my breakpoint. So I've broken in the debugger in a running test. Then I hit "Step into" to step into the method that's being called, but instead of entering my method, I end up at
Code:
public unsafe bool CheckForNewSession()
.
This obviously isn't my code, it's in
RdiSessionIdReference.cs which is part of NCrunch. This appears to happen any time I try to step into a method while debugging a running test.
This is a bit of a showstopper. I love RDI but I can't have it getting in the way of my debugging. I've only just enabled it on this computer today and noticed this problem almost immediately.
I'm using MSpec as my testing/BDD framework, if that makes any difference.
