I'm trying to upgrade our solution from V2012 to V2012 targeting 4.5. We have some F# code with unit tests, which is written using NUnit. We are using Resharper to execute our tests in Visual Studio.
After upgrading projects to VS2012 our F# unit tests does not show in Resharpers Unit Tests windows.
Any idea why?
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The What's New in ReSharper 7 page says that ReSharper 7 introduced NUnit 2.6 as the default version for unit testing.
According to the NUnit Release Notes, support for VS2012 / .NET 4.5 was introduced in NUnit 2.6.2.
If ReSharper 7 is using NUnit 2.6 (Final Release), that's probably why it's not picking up on your unit tests after upgrading your projects. I think your best bet is to contact ReSharper Support or the ReSharper Developer Community and ask if there's a way to get things working; if not, they should be able to put NUnit 2.6.2 into the next release (ReSharper 7.1).
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