Hi Tom,

This is effectively a catch-all warning that appears when NCrunch notices abnormalities in the resolution of assembly references inside the test domain. The code that raises this warning works by inspecting the file paths of the assemblies that exist in the test domain after tests have finished executing, and comparing these file paths with the file paths of assemblies that NCrunch was expecting to execute with. As such, there isn't really a way for NCrunch to report on what has caused the abnormalities - as the only information available is that the assembly resolution didn't work as expected.

As the warning states, abnormal reference resolution inside the test environment may not be an issue that requires attention if all tests are executing correctly. The major purpose behind this warning was to help better inform people that experience unusual test behaviour in NCrunch (vs any other test runner) because of the way that NCrunch controls assembly referencing.

I hope this helps!

Cheers,

Remco

Hi Daniel -

The idea behind this warning is to give you a clue of something that may not be right if you are experiencing problems. There are many situations that can cause this warning to appear where there really isn't a problem at all, so as such there may be nothing to fix ... but I agree that the warning could be made more verbose by adding path information. I'll note this down to be adjusted.

Thanks!

Remco