I'm using NCrunch 1.42.0.12 with VS 2012.

I've seen a strange issue where nullable types aren't assigned default values (for optional params in C#)

public void HasValue(bool? yes = true)
{
if(!yes.HasValue)
throw new Exception("yes is not true");
}


When invoking this method with HasValue(); you'd expected the parameter 'yes' to be set.
Running this through Resharper the optional parameter is set, but through NCrunch it comes out as a null.

I've disabled parallel running of tests as well. I submitted this as a bug report but though I'd get to see any progress/comments here instead.

Thanks for the swift response.

Just to add a note, default values work with reference types.

Therefore running the following method works as expected, with bar being assigned the default value "ncrunch"

public void Foo (string bar = "ncrunch") {

}

I can confirm this has been fixed. Thanks Remco!