Comment 2 for bug 1095833

Hi Oleg,

I'm sorry nobody has responded to this. I guess it means that nobody has a
clue.

Here are some thoughts...

Resharper tells us that the test can be made to work. We can't learn much
more because their code is proprietary.

Actually, NUnit itself is being consistent - unfortunately it's
consistently hanging.

How is NUnit running in your environment. Do you see NUnit creating a
separate process (nunit-agent) to run the tests under .NET 4.0? If so, it
may be worthwhile to experiment with running NUnit directly under .NET 4.0
so as to eliminate one level of inter-process communication. You can do
that by modifying the config file for nunit or nunit-console. My hypothesis
is that the scheduler may be making it appear as if NUnit's test process
has disappeared.

If that doesn't help, or if you are already running all in one process,
then I'll take a look more closely. Unfortunately, the Hpc scheduler isn't
something I've used.

Charlie

On Mon, Mar 25, 2013 at 8:39 AM, Oleg Gerovich
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> Hello,
> Any suggestions on this?
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