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When starting the NUnit GUI from the command line, you can specify a
configuration. If you are doing this with a solution instead of an
individual project, it does not work correctly. It assumes that all the
projects have the same configuration name as the solution configuration.
While this is often true, it is possible to have a solution
configuration that uses project configurations of a different name.
If you need more detail, this is how I have my project set up in Visual
Studio 2008. I use the Configuration Manager under the Build menu to
organize my configurations. I have a solution configuration called
"Test". Some of the projects under this solution do not even have a
configuration called "Test". For these projects I have the "Test"
solution configuration using the "Debug" version of those projects. When
I load the NUnit GUI using the command line and pass it the location of
the solution file and instruct it to use the "Test" configuration, it
only loads the projects with a configuration called "Test" and therefore
is ignoring the solution configuration settings.
** Affects: nunit-3.0
Importance: Wishlist
Status: Confirmed
** Tags: console feature gui
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Specifying the solution's configuration specifies the sub-project's
configurations instead
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/492674
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