R# 4.0 Build 751 - Unit Test Runner Broken
In so far as NUnit runs my unit tests successfully, and R# Unit Test runner doesn't, I consider this functionality broken in this build.
It doesn't find the (app).config and any dependencies that aren't dll files (i.e. marked as "Content" in the .csproj file)
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I am having the same error here.
app.config is "ignored"!
Edited by: Clemens Wyss on Mar 17, 2008 10:21 AM
Same problem here - I've rolled back to build 748 (08 Mar) which works ok
hopefully this gets solved soon. Shouldn't be that hard, as it was still ok in 748....
Confirming that I'm also having this problem in 755.
Hello Will,
Do you have "Specific folder" selected in "Options / Tools / Unit Testing"?
If so, do you have correct path entered there and app.config copied to that
path?
Sincerely,
Ilya Ryzhenkov
JetBrains, Inc
http://www.jetbrains.com
"Develop with pleasure!"
WS> Confirming that I'm also having this problem in 755.
WS>
I am not Will, but I have "Project output folder" selected, ie no specific folder...
What was changed (in UnitTesting) between 748 and and 752?
confirming the same issue with 755
Hello,
Fixed in the next build. I was fixing another problem and accidentaly introduced
this bug.
Sincerely,
Ilya Ryzhenkov
JetBrains, Inc
http://www.jetbrains.com
"Develop with pleasure!"
DK> In so far as NUnit runs my unit tests successfully, and R# Unit Test
DK> runner doesn't, I consider this functionality broken in this build.
DK> It doesn't find the (app).config and any dependencies that aren't
DK> dll files (i.e. marked as "Content" in the .csproj file)
DK>
.. and 756!
.. so now I can't use Resharper Unit testing at all becuase the licence has expired on the last build that worked (Build 748).
Anyone know of a hack so that I can continue to use Build 748? I need to have the licence stuff disabled or extended?
Dax
:) cool,
thx a lot!
Clemens
Confirming fixed in build 761 after re-install.