Hi folks, 1) I'm trying to use the Profiling that comes with VSTS to see if I can profile all the code which my unit tests, test. Currently I've got signed assemblies which is really easy to do using the properties page on a project. When I try profiling a single unit test, I get a number of warnings about trying to instrument the signed assembly, etc. so.. how can I unsigned (pre-task) and re-sign (post task) the assembly. I found the wizard-UI screen to define pre/post command line stuff, I'm just not sure about what to do. Now, before anyone says sn.exe RTF (e.g.. http://msdn.Microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/cptools /html/cpgrfstrongnameutilitysnexe.asp <http://msdn.Microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/cptool s/html/cpgrfstrongnameutilitysnexe.asp> ) I have and I'm confused. Firstly, I have a .pfk file for each assembly which my visual studio project made when I use the Project Properties window to create the signed key (using a create key wizard thing). That was easy and really kewl to use/implement. I'm not sure how I can reuse my .pfk file which is currently being used to sign the .dll's with the sn.exe program because that sn.exe program never mentions something about .pfk files. I was hoping there would be something like: a) sn.exe -sign <assembly> <someFile.pfk> b) sn.exe -unsign <assembly> <someFile.pfk> Any suggestions/clues? 2) Can team builds include profiling? I can only see unit tests (vsmdi lists) and code coverage. 3) Can I profile more than ONE unit test at a time? thanks folks :) --------------------------------------------------------
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