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[Yodan Tauber <608596@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Public bug reported:

I have an NUnit project file which specifies some assemblies. Some of
these assemblies actually contain test fixtures and some do not. I need
these test-less assemblies in the project because they are a dependency
of some of my test assemblies (if I didn't include them explicitly in
the project file, the framework wouldn't find the correct version of
these assemblies).

In the GUI runner, I select the root (project) node in the test tree and
click "Run". Each assembly which doesn't have tests gets an "X" icon.
The "final" status of NUnit is still a success, though (the progress bar
stays green). I'm not sure what icon should be there instead - perhaps
none at all (stay gray) - but this "X" definitely isn't the right choice
(I think it's very confusing).

Another (unrelated) idea would be to hide these assemblies from the tree
altogether.

Using NUnit GUI v2.5.5.10112

** Affects: nunitv2
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New

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Assemblies with no tests are marked with an X
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Bug description:
I have an NUnit project file which specifies some assemblies. Some of these assemblies actually contain test fixtures and some do not. I need these test-less assemblies in the project because they are a dependency of some of my test assemblies (if I didn't include them explicitly in the project file, the framework wouldn't find the correct version of these assemblies).

In the GUI runner, I select the root (project) node in the test tree and click "Run". Each assembly which doesn't have tests gets an "X" icon. The "final" status of NUnit is still a success, though (the progress bar stays green). I'm not sure what icon should be there instead - perhaps none at all (stay gray) - but this "X" definitely isn't the right choice (I think it's very confusing).

Another (unrelated) idea would be to hide these assemblies from the tree altogether.

Using NUnit GUI v2.5.5.10112