In this post you mentioned that NCrunch bundles NUnit. Can I configure NCrunch to use another version of NUnit, one that the rest of the team use?
Remco NCrunch Developer
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03 May 2013 10:01 UTC
It is theoretically possible to replace the NUnit binaries that NCrunch uses (which can be found under Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 1X.0\Common7\IDE\Extensions\Remco Software\NCrunch for Visual Studio 2010), although the results of this will depend entirely upon how compatible the version of NUnit is with NCrunch's NUnit adapter.
It's quite unusual to do something like this, as most versions of NUnit are backwards compatible, and NCrunch 1.45 is packaged and integrated with the latest version of NUnit (2.6.2). Which version of NUnit do you need to run?
It's quite unusual to do something like this, as most versions of NUnit are backwards compatible, and NCrunch 1.45 is packaged and integrated with the latest version of NUnit (2.6.2). Which version of NUnit do you need to run?
Oops, I missed your response!
The goal is that developers using NUnit via NCrunch have the same version of it as the ones using NUnit directly. In our case that means 2.5.10.
It seems the best solution is to make both 2.6.2, rather than trying to make NCrunch use 2.5.10.
Thanks,
Sam
The goal is that developers using NUnit via NCrunch have the same version of it as the ones using NUnit directly. In our case that means 2.5.10.
It seems the best solution is to make both 2.6.2, rather than trying to make NCrunch use 2.5.10.
Thanks,
Sam
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