This is normal if a file becomes automatically checked out due to a change, and if ultimately the contents of the file are changed back to it’s original state. At that point you would see the message about identical contents upon comparison. This blog entry describes a not-so intuitive way of dealing with this; and … Read more
You can right click on any folder in the Source Control Explorer (not the solution opened in Visual Studio) and do view history. That should show all changes sets that has happened in that folder tree. Is this what you want ?
I’ve downloaded the NUnit 2.5 source and opened the VS2008 solution in the VS2010 beta. Once the conversion finished I opened all the projects and changed the target framework setting for all the projects to “.NET Framework 4.0”. I then built the solution without any errors. I can now use the NUnit GUI app to … Read more
A method annotated with [TestInitialize] is run before each test. Likewise [TestCleanup] is after each test. [ClassInitialize] and [ClassCleanup] are run before and after the ‘suite’ of tests inside the TestClass.
This message is caused by an exception on a thread different from the executing test thread. All answers so far boil down to this simple explanation. It is a known bug in Visual Studio not to display any sensible information in that case. Visual Studio’s test runner totally chokes if a thread other than the … Read more
If anyone is interested: Ctrl+Alt+D combo helped me.
Did you perhaps use the “New Horizontal Tab Group” command to split #1 into #1 and #2, then move your errors window into that? I would just try resetting the window layout and see if that fixes it. First, Window -> Close All Documents Then, Window -> Reset Window Layout Exit VS to be sure, … Read more
If I close all the editor windows, and then build it, all the warnings have disappered! Even a close & restart of visual studio did not fix this, but just closing all files from the editor window, including Microsoft.Common.Targets, fixed the problem. Arghhh Microsoft!! I found this out after looking at this link : http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en/Vsexpressvb/thread/31f52b76-b0de-406d-9c25-2f329dd7cf1c … Read more
I was able to fix this error by finding the assembly DLL in Windows Explorer, right clicking, choosing Properties, and then pressing the “unblock” button. The DLL has a stream that is marking it as an external file – and by clicking unblock you remove that designation.
Ctrl+E, D – Format whole doc Ctrl+K, Ctrl+F – Format selection Also available in the menu via Edit|Advanced. Thomas Edit- Ctrl+K, Ctrl+D – Format whole doc in VS 2010