I right clicked on one of my green test coverage dots and selected to "Show tests covering this line". Then when that window showed up I decided for whatever reason to try to move that window by dragging it's title bar to see if I could dock that window. The result is that now every time I open that window I get a window of varying size that has no contents.
Disabling and Re Enabling NCrunch DOES NOT resolve the issue.
Restarting Visual Studio DOES resolve this issue
[img=http://i.imgur.com/xi9JW.jpg]Blank Test Covering Window[/img]
Setup VS 2010 (VS 2012 also installed)
ReSharper 7.0.1
NCrunch 1.41.0.50b
Let me know if you need details.
Thanks,
Mark Smith
Daily Usage Issues
"Show Tests Covering Line" window doesn't like being moved
Started by Mark on 7,724 views
Remco NCrunch Developer
#2885
02 Oct 2012 21:22 UTC
Hi Mark -
It looks as though Visual Studio has tried to 'remember' the position of the dialog even though it isn't a tool window pane.
Try deleting the .suo file associated with your solution (while Visual Studio is closed).
If this doesn't do the trick, try the following:
1. Uninstall NCrunch
2. Load up Visual Studio, opening the same solution you usually work with
3. Close down Visual Studio
4. Reinstall NCrunch
... A bit of a process, but in theory this should force VS to reset the NCrunch dialog positions and sort itself out.
Thanks for making me aware of this problem. I had no idea this was possible.
Cheers,
Remco
It looks as though Visual Studio has tried to 'remember' the position of the dialog even though it isn't a tool window pane.
Try deleting the .suo file associated with your solution (while Visual Studio is closed).
If this doesn't do the trick, try the following:
1. Uninstall NCrunch
2. Load up Visual Studio, opening the same solution you usually work with
3. Close down Visual Studio
4. Reinstall NCrunch
... A bit of a process, but in theory this should force VS to reset the NCrunch dialog positions and sort itself out.
Thanks for making me aware of this problem. I had no idea this was possible.
Cheers,
Remco
Hey Remco,
No need for all that fuss about the suo file or reinstalling NCrunch. Just restarting visual studio is all that is required in order to resolve the issue. I just won't try to dock that window anymore :) (unless you tell me I can).
Thanks,
Mark Smith
No need for all that fuss about the suo file or reinstalling NCrunch. Just restarting visual studio is all that is required in order to resolve the issue. I just won't try to dock that window anymore :) (unless you tell me I can).
Thanks,
Mark Smith
Remco NCrunch Developer
#2910
03 Oct 2012 20:54 UTC
No problem. I've noted the issue down to be addressed. Thanks for reporting it!
Cheers,
Remco
Cheers,
Remco
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