Github and Azure DevOps specialist, Visual Studio Development Technologies MVP and NUnit core team member
The NUnit 2.X framework have been superseded by the NUnit 3 framework several years ago. Each framework “family” needs a separate adapter, one for the V2 and one for the V3. The V3 have been maintained continuously, and have 3-4 releases per year. The V2 adapter however, has not been updated since mid 2017. The Continue Reading →
Background With the introduction of .NET core some time back, Visual Studio got two different project systems. Along with this, we also got two different formats for a ‘csproj’ file. The new format have a better way of including packages, called PackageReference. This also made its way into the old style format, and greatly simplifies Continue Reading →
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Our free extension to Visual Studio , the folder based Build Explorer Version 1.1 has now been released, and uploaded to the Visual Studio Gallery and Codeplex. We have collected up a few changes and some bugs, as follows: Changes: Queue Default Builds can now be optionally fully enabled, fully disabled or enabled just for Continue Reading →
When checking in code with workitems, one should connect them with workitems. In some cases you need to check in multiple times before the item is resolved. If you are too quick there, the checkin action causes the workitem to go to the Resolved state as this is the default state, if you don’t manually Continue Reading →
This summer Inmeta ASA, a leading Norwegian IT company, bought Osiris Data. It means we’re now more than 150 consultants, up from 30 as we were. It means a lot for us, as we now can take on larger projects, more projects and with even more colleagues we will have better competency on more areas. Continue Reading →
One of the great things with the Team Foundation server 2010 is the integration between the different parts. In this blog post, I’ll go through the connection between a Test Plan and the Build System. A Test Plan should be connected to the builds being done in order to reap the most benefits from the Continue Reading →
We have just upgraded our TFS production system to the RC from Beta 2. Upgrading and Migration were done in 1.5 hour. More than 75 team projects upgraded. Our 30 internal developers and some more external will wake up to a new world tomorrow morning :-). Martin Hinshelwood managed to beat us with some hours Continue Reading →
Visual Studio 2010 (beta 2) can be connected to an existing TFS 2008 Server. Much of the new great stuff is then not available, quite naturally. But I was quite positively surprised that some stuff I had not expected to work in fact did. Which of course means it’s client stuff more than server stuff. Continue Reading →
In June we ran a free 2,5 hour seminar at Microsoft on the Team System 2010. It went rather well, so it’s being set up again, on September 15th. It’s being done as a practical demo case, we’ve “invented” a problem, and uses the 2010 to solve the problem. In the process of doing that, Continue Reading →
Caches On Windows:
%LocalAppData%\NuGet\Cache
%UserProfile%\.nuget\packages
To clear: nuget locals all --clear
Feed url: https://api.nuget.org/v3/index.json
VSTest
NUnitAdapter, use runsettings
From admin prompt:
Start powershell:
Set-ExecutionPolicy -ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned
https://www.microsoft.com/net/download/visual-studio-sdks
Add this tag to the initial propertygroup
AppendTargetFrameworkToOutputPath
Set value to false