Re: TestFixtures not detected in assembly loaded fromnetwork drive

Hi Eric,

It's a long-standing fact about NUnit that it doesn't work when
loading tests from a remote drive without making changes to your
security settings. The usual approach is to make the expected
source system fully trusted, although various lesser grants 
might make it work.

I realize, now that I think about it, that we ought to document
this somewhere. Maybe that's why the question keeps coming up. :-)

Charlie 

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> Subject: [Nunit-users] TestFixtures not detected in assembly 
> loaded fromnetwork drive
> 
> Hi,
> 
> Strange problem.. when loading an assembly on a remote 
> network drive (VirtualBox Shared Folder) NUnit shows no test 
> cases, as if no TestFixtures were defined in the assembly. No 
> errors are reported.
> 
> If the same assembly is copied to the local drive, then it 
> loads and the test cases are shown.
> 
> I've run Process Monitor, and there don't seem to be any 
> errors with reading the files off the remote drive... I have 
> full write access to the drive, as well.
> 
> Any ideas? Please let me know what I can do to debug this.. I 
> don't mind building NUnit from source, if someone can tell me 
> what to look for...
> 
> Thanks in advance,
> Eric Mangold
> 
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