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Why I Don't Like the Resharper Test Runner

Posted by liammclennan on March 4, 2009
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You can see in the above image that some things are just not right. I'm glad that I have 490 passes however it is a bit odd because I only have 247 tests.

Tests failed: 1

Really? Where? I can't see a failure there.

I would like to get TestDriven.net but the price seems outrageous. Maybe I'll go back to the old NUnit gui.

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