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Manila Ursua
I'm using Resharper 9.2 and NUnit 2.6.4 and 120 unit tests. Sometimes when I start run tests resharper stops at random test and set it status to Aborted and skip the others. It is very inconvenient because I have manually run rest of tests. Are there any ways to get reason of Abortion, some resharper test run logs or something in NUnit to help solve my problem?
It seems that resharper has nothing to do in this case. I've got Access Violation error and in this case tester process will be shut down. There is no way in .net to process this error because it is not on managed level. The only thing is to check in output window if error message is like: "The program '[4572] JetBrains.ReSharper.TaskRunner.CLR4.exe: Managed (v4.0.30319)' has exited with code -1073741819 (0xc0000005) 'Access violation'" when your tests are aborted for no reason. If you have access to native code you can debug.
Have you tried assigning a keyboard shortcut to these, because I use MSTF and its own test runner, I run all my tests using its shortcut of ctrl r + a, and to run an individual test I either click on the resharper icon (I have Gallio installed) or use test driven.net context menu to run the test.
Can I switch resharper on/off in a simple manner.
The issue is sometimes I dealing with big files and makes my VS slow, sometimes it pops out a message telling me resharper is out of memory. Can I activate/deactivate it without having to reload the solution?
I work with Rider daily for more than a year. Testing VS2022 now that it is oficially released, I can say it is a lot quicker than before, but when comparing it with Rider it is not even close. I have 50% faster rebuild time on a 700+ projects solution with Rider, not to mention built in resharper, proper frontend developing support, plus no freeze and no not repsonding window. I can only say that they have to work a lot more to even reach the current performance of Rider. In terms of Microsoft integration support however, Rider lacks, there is no dcenet TFS support with old servers, and you can't work with the latest .net sdks right away (they usually wait for more stable releases before integrating them).
Open the ReSharper options window, by navigating through the menu. Go to ReSharper Options. Then select the Code Annotations item in the Code Inspection category.You should see a listbox with an entry named MvvmCross.Annotations. Checking the item and saving the options makes resharper recognize the MvvmCross annotations.