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This won't be good for code coverage

Sep 17

by Justice~! Technical

Resharper testrunner results: failed -19, passed -1542, ignored 1

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#1 Ben W on 9/18/2007 8:38:58 PM

Unfortunately Justice is to busy with his job this week to write a humorous and/or informative blog post. But fear not, Justice has graciously posted this picture for... *drumroll*

Guest Blog poster Week!

Thats right write your very own blog post about this picture here in the comments, best post as judged by Justice himself wins a signed photo of Justice Holding a Copy of his favorite Coding book, or for the ladies a signed photo of Justice wrapped *only* in a Canadian flag Holding a Copy of his favorite Coding book(Don't worry the flag never touches the ground).

So get busy people.

#2 Justice on 9/18/2007 9:56:53 PM

Come on man, Resharpers foibles were humorous enough!!

I'm not allowed to send out the pictures of me wrapped in the Canadian flag anymore, because we got an unusual amount of phone calls from women asking if they could "climb the flagpole", whatever that means...

#3 Mrs Loquacious on 9/19/2007 2:58:30 AM

I sure would like to "climb that flagpole," if you know what I mean. ;)

#4 Ben Scheirman on 9/26/2007 8:06:17 PM

Which unit test framework is that? Is that the cause of the problem?

#5 Justice on 9/26/2007 9:20:27 PM

It's the Resharper testing UI with NUnit underneath. It's no worries now. Nothing that an IDE reboot didn't solve!!

I will have to tell the story behind all of that someday in the future...

#6 Ben Scheirman on 9/28/2007 6:12:19 PM

I wish that the R# test runner worked with VSTS tests (sadly I'm forced to use those).

#7 Justice~! on 9/28/2007 7:43:23 PM

Ben, I believe that it does if you use the Resharper plugin that James Kovacs built...

www.jameskovacs.com/.../...PluginForReSharper.aspx

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