Hi,

First off all, this product is really awesome. (I was about to choose between this and a similar one and I think I'm sticking with NCrunch!) :)

However, yesterday I tried to use it, so here are the steps:

- Installed NCrunch (unfortunately I don't remember which version, but I downloaded before 9 days max).
- Opened AutoFixture project in Visual Studio 2010 (this project has high test coverage with xUnit.net)

The problem was that all the icons were black everywhere in the code, like the solution didn't have any tests at all.

I chose 2 threads in the configuration (running on Dual-Core at the moment).


Hope that helps,

Thank you! Keep up the good work. You are awesome!

Hi,

I have a similar problem to nikosbaxevanis. I'm running NCrunch 1.33b and Visual Studio 2010 on an Intel Core2 Duo processor, with NUnit 2.5.10. I also have ReSharper 6 installed.

I have two different Visual Studio solutions. NCrunch works fine for the smaller one, building, showing the test results and showing the correct colour markers for the code coverage tool. NCrunch is not working for the larger solution, however. The NCrunch tests all build and run okay, showing the correct test results and picking up ignored tests. The code coverage tool is showing every line in the solution with a black marker though. This applies both for production code and test code. I've checked the NCrunch configuration settings and they're exactly the same for the two solutions. I've tried increasing the maximum number of processing threads and allowing parallel test execution, but this hasn't resolved the problem.

Thanks,

Daley

Hi Remco,

I've submitted a bug report detailing the problem.

Thanks for your help and your quick response,

Daley

Hi Remco,

We're using three levels of inheritance for the database test classes. The child class has a [TestFixture] attribute, the MakeAssertions() method, but no test methods marked with [Test]. The parent and grandparent classes are both abstract classes and do not have either the [TestFixture] or [Test] attributes. The abstract great-grandparent class then has a Run() method with a [Test] attribute but no [TestFixture] attribute for the class. The Run() method is therefore being called on the child class through being inherited from its great-grandparent. Through the use of delegates, this Run() method calls MakeAssertions() on the child class using different connection strings for different database providers.

The standard NUnit GUI picks up that the database test classes have a single inherited test method called Run(), but the ReSharper test runner does not. It thinks that the database test classes are empty test classes with no test methods. I've just done a test with a simple new project, where I've copied across the classes needed from the custom database testing framework. I've then added one test class using the standard NUnit format of [TestFixture] and [Test], then a second test class using the database testing framework. NCrunch picks up that the first class has test methods and updates the code coverage line markers with green. It does not think that the database test class has any tests within it though, and leaves the line markers as black.

This does not correspond with our large solution though, where NCrunch is showing every line marker as black, even those covered with standard NUnit tests. Could this be an issue with the solution size and quantity of tests, i.e. NCrunch isn't able to update the line markers quick enough in real time, so is leaving them as black?

Thanks,

Daley

Yes. The parent and grandparent classes are in the same project as the child class with the [TextFixture] attribute, but the great-grandparent class with the [Test] attribute and Run() method is in a different project not within the same solution.

Thanks,

Daley

This should now be fixed in 1.34b (released today).