Unit Test Runner failed to load assembly

I'm getting a similar one here using VS 2010 RC and Resharper ReSharperSetup.5.0.1612.115.

'Unit Test Runner failed to load test assembly:
JetBrains.Resharper.TaskRunnerFramework.TaskException: Access to the path 'System.Data.SQLite.DLL' is denied.

Cheers.

Do you reference System.DataSQLite.dll in your tests?

Yes I do.  This hasn't been a problem before however.

I am experiencing exactly the same error with Vs.NET 2010 RC Ultimate Edition.

But I'm getting the error that I can't load the assembly I'm testing. (running a vb.net solution).

I am also seeing this error message when running tests referencing System.Data.SQLite.dll (v2.0.50727), with VS08 and R# 5 b5.0.1611.9 (no plugins)

Using the NUnit 2.5.3 runner provided with ReSharper.

The tests seem to run, though, and report success. Running the same tests with TestDriven.Net reports no problems.

Same problem here with System.Data.SQLite v1.0.60.0 assembly

- vs 2008
- ReSharperSetup.5.0.1611.9

also encountering this from NUnit GUI runner with a less precise message

this works with NUnit console runner

Same thing - SQLite also & TestDriven.Net works perfectly. This started
breaking around build 1609 I think.




"Gauthier Segay" <no_reply@jetbrains.com> wrote in message
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Same problem here with System.Data.SQLite v1.0.60.0 assembly

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- vs 2008
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also encountering this from NUnit GUI runner with a less precise message

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this works with NUnit console runner

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Same version same problem here.  Was not an issue with the last build i had.

Has anyone seen a response from jet brains? This has been an issue for
awhile now


"Nicholas Goodwin" <no_reply@jetbrains.com> wrote in message
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Same version same problem here. Was not an issue with the last build i
had.

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Don't worry, we know about this issue and working hard it resolve it.
Please be patient. You can help us by providing sample solution where it's reproduced always.

Hi Victor

Thank you for the reply, but I'm afraid that the project that fails
consistently for me is too dependent on other libraries to be easily
transmitted. Is there no way for you to catch the error from the test runner
and transmit it to you via your bug reporting system (JIRA)?

Do you have any specific questions that I or someone in the group of users
anxious to see this fixed can answer?

Berryl

"Victor Kropp" <no_reply@jetbrains.com> wrote in message
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Don't worry, we know about this issue and working hard it resolve it.
Please be patient. You can help us by providing sample solution where it's
reproduced always.

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Here is a solution that fails (see attachment) possibly because of different version of NUnit

See UnitTests EngineFixture.cs and debug the only test there

Any progress on this?

It's very embarrissing when doing demos

Have I missed a solution in another thread?
/Marcus

Vlad, thanks for providing sample solution, but I wasn't able to reproduce failure on it using Win7 x64, VS2010 RC and latest R#. Test runs fine.

This seems to be dependent on environment. Could you provide some details on your environment, so I can find similar machine?

If you are getting same error from NUnit, why you shouldn't get it from R# if they're using exactly the same engine?

Is your test assembly built for Any CPU/x86/x64? What OS do you have? Which versions of NUnit GUI and command-line have you run?

Don't just run test, debug it!

I am on Win7 x64, VS2010 RC and latest R#

Unfortunately, it doesn't fail even in Debug.

My environment is x64 also, the failing project is compiled for x86.


"Victor Kropp" <no_reply@jetbrains.com> wrote in message
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If you are getting same error from NUnit, why you shouldn't get it from R#
if they're using exactly the same engine?

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Is your test assembly built for Any CPU/x86/x64? What OS do you have?
Which versions of NUnit GUI and command-line have you run?

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I have now tried out ReSharper with VS2010 Ultimate RC on my home PC - the unit tests run without any problem.

Hello!
I have such problem to . Here is my simple visual studio project with only one test. Please, take a look at it.
Thanks a lot !

Still a problem for me - am using VS 2008


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>I have now tried out ReSharper with VS2010 Ultimate RC on my home PC - the
>unit tests run without any problem.
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Thanks everybody for help!
I've finally found and fixed this bug. This error message appeared due to race conditions in test run cleanup.

Please, check build 1625 tomorrow and let me know how it will go.

Can't wait to download new build, and confirm it work !

Victor

You're on the right path; after installi build 1625 the project that was
failing for not being able to load SQLite seems to be in working order
again. BUT several dependent projects are still failing. Of course they all
work in nunit and TestDriven.Net as usual

Please stick with this one !!


"Victor Kropp" <no_reply@jetbrains.com> wrote in message
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Thanks everybody for help!
I've finally found and fixed this bug. This error message appeared due to
race conditions in test run cleanup.

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Please, check build 1625 tomorrow and let me know how it will go.

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That did the trick for me!

R# 5.0 (build 1625), Visual Studio 2010 RC and Windows 7 x64 was my plattform

Great work Victor!
/Marcus

And i have problem still.... Windows 7 x64, visual studio 2008 (Resharper Build 5.0.1625.127 on 2010-02-26T04:17:52).

My env, still a problem, is also VS 2008 on x64 o/s

"Alexey Gorbach" <no_reply@jetbrains.com> wrote in message
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And i have problem still.... Windows 7 x64, visual studio 2008 (Resharper
Build 5.0.1625.127 on 2010-02-26T04:17:52).

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I think I may have stumbled upon the solution.

It seems that when installing SQLite it can include an entry in your machine.config file located in your .Net framework config folder: C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v1.1.4322\CONFIG\machine.config

The final entry in this file on my machine was
<system.data><DbProviderFactories><add name="SQLite Data Provider" invariant="System.Data.SQLite" description=".Net Framework Data Provider for SQLite" type="System.Data.SQLite.SQLiteFactory, System.Data.SQLite, Version=1.0.65.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=db937bc2d44ff139" /></DbProviderFactories></system.data>

followed by the correct ending of the xml: </configuration>

Now, I don't know where this <systemt.data>...</system.data> belongs, but it's not in this file. Once I removed it from said machine.config -file the tests run (as they always have) and I get no error-dialogs.

Why don't you guys test it out on your systems, and if you have the same results we can put this little SNAFU at the SQLite installer's feet.

Remember to backup your machine.config before changing it, though, just in case

Update: I'm still reproducing the issue with
- resharper build 5.0.1631.45
- solution platform = AnyCPU in VS 2008
- vista business 64

I still have this in build 1639, although the problem has changed since
first identified!

Now, I can run the project (projectFoo) that has the reference to SQLite in
it, but if I run a dependent assembly, the Resharper Test Runner complains
that it was unable to load projectFoo or one of it's dependent assemblies.

Of course TestDriven.Net works without error as always, praise be ...

"Tomas Ekeli" <no_reply@jetbrains.com> wrote in message
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>I think I may have stumbled upon the solution.
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It seems that when installing SQLite it can include an entry in your
machine.config file located in your .Net framework config folder:
C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v1.1.4322\CONFIG\machine.config

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The final entry in this file on my machine was
<system.data><DbProviderFactories><add name="SQLite Data Provider"
invariant="System.Data.SQLite" description=".Net Framework Data Provider
for SQLite" type="System.Data.SQLite.SQLiteFactory, System.Data.SQLite,
Version=1.0.65.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=db937bc2d44ff139"
/></DbProviderFactories></system.data>

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followed by the correct ending of the xml: </configuration>

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Now, I don't know where this <systemt.data>...</system.data> belongs, but
it's not in this file. Once I removed it from said machine.config -file
the tests run (as they always have) and I get no error-dialogs.

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Why don't you guys test it out on your systems, and if you have the same
results we can put this little SNAFU at the SQLite installer's feet.

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Remember to backup your machine.config before changing it, though, just in
case

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