NCrunch "no tests are queued for execution"
In Visual Studio 2015 Community Edition Update 3 and with NCrunch 2.15.0.9, my MSTest unit tests do compile (I can run them in MSTest), but NCrunch shows them as
No tests are queued for execution. Monitoring 2 tests, with no tests ignored
The status of those tests is
Running (First time run), Prioritized
If they are really running, they never complete. Running them in MSTest only takes milliseconds.
The C# class library is still a very simple project, almost HelloWorld complexity. It does not have any strange dependencies. It is not signed and it does not have pre- or post-build-steps.
I have set my NCrunch configuration with the wizard
- 2/4 cores for NCrunch
- max 1 background processing thread
- optimize for fastest test execution
- run my tests one at a time
- run my tests automatically when changes are detected
- let my tests run - I will ignore them as I need to
The tests don't run even if I manually trigger it.
There is no content in the NCrunch Diagnostic Output window.
Not sure if it's relevant, but I have other plugins installed:
- VisualSVN 5.1.2
- Resharper Ultimate 10.0.1
- OzCode 2.0.0.1029
Limitations: I can't upgrade NCrunch, since my license expired.
I have tried:
- Upgrading Resharper Ultimate to 2016.1
- "prevent signing of the output assembly"
- "copy referenced assemblies to workspace"
- set architecture to x86 on both, the DLL and the Tests
The latest Visual Studio Update 3 makes .NET 4.6.1 the default .NET Framework for new projects.
Switching both projects (the DLL and the unit tests) back to the slightly older .NET 4.5.2 and then hitting the "Resynchronize, rebuild and rerun" button fixed the problem.
This may be fixed in newer versions 2.20 of NCrunch, but my NCrunch license does even not support .NET 4.6.
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