Failing test never completes about resharper-xunit HOT 12 CLOSED

That's probably this: xunit/xunit#375

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I hope it doesn't mean I need to upgrade to xUnit 2, because we use SpecFlow which does not support xUnit 2 yet.

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By the way - the test output goes perfectly fine to the ReSharper output window. It just doesn't finish.

So it would great if it could be fixed in XunitContrib.Runner.ReSharper.RemoteRunner.AbstractionExtensions.ConvertExceptions, so the exception doesn't occur.

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Downgrading to xUnit.net Test Support 1.6.2 works.

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No, it does not mean you need to upgrade to xUnit.net v2.

What it means is that the Resharper runner will want to upgrade to the v2.1 runner utility, though, to prevent this problem in the future.

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I'll take a look to see if I can better handle exceptions, too. I'd rather it fail fast than sit there without completion. Is 2.1 baked yet?

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No, I'm expecting 2.1 to have a long tail, since right now its primary feature is DNX (ASP.NET v5) support. If you want, I can back-port this to create a 2.0.1.

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I'm using ReSharper 9.1 with xUnit Test Support 2.1.6 and this is currently causing me quite a bit of grief. Is there anything I can to to help or at least work around the issue?

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@chrisjansson I downgraded to 1.6.2 as a work around.

Although it is not simple to downgrade ReSharper extensions, I had to manually change some stuff in AppData.

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@mbp The earliest version with ReSharper 9 support is 2.0.0 unfortunately.

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I've just pushed 2.1.7 to the extension gallery, with a fix for this issue, so you shouldn't need to install an old version now.

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Thanks, works great!

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