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VS 2022 version - Create Unit Tests only works on new projects #52

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rkreiseloakwood opened this issue Jun 1, 2023 · 7 comments
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@rkreiseloakwood
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I installed the VS 2022 version of this extension.
If I create a brand new project/solution the Create Unit Tests dropdown includes the Nunit 3 option.
If I try to create unit tests in a project/solution that was created before I installed the extension, the Nunit 3 option is NOT available.

@OsirisTerje
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Thanks for reporting!
Does this also happens if you have cleaned the solution? Including deleting the .vs folder ?

@Maniacy2k
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I just installed this extension to an existing project and worked as expected.
Could select NUnit 3 option and generated the framework

using: Visual studio Enterprise 2022 (64Bit) - 17.8.0

@hfatgit
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hfatgit commented Dec 19, 2023

I installed the VS 2022 version of this extension. If I create a brand new project/solution the Create Unit Tests dropdown includes the Nunit 3 option. If I try to create unit tests in a project/solution that was created before I installed the extension, the Nunit 3 option is NOT available.

Same here. Only projects created after the plugin installation are showing the NUnit option.

@DaveAllonby
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Me too , installed in vs 2022 for existing projects but don't see the option.

@Michaelvsk
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Thanks for reporting! Does this also happens if you have cleaned the solution? Including deleting the .vs folder ?

Same problem here with an existing solution. Clean Solution and deleting .vs did not solve the problem.

@OsirisTerje
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@Evangelink Is this in the extension or is this something in the VS codebase?
We just hook into the extension points here, and we don't have much we can do to affect things like this.

@Evangelink
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IntelliTest is handled by a different team, it'd be better to create a ticket on developer community https://developercommunity.visualstudio.com/VisualStudio/report

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