Re: 2.2.3 - problem w/ config file name

RED HERRING ALERT:

Ok - what I described below was wrong. It was working only because 
through my experimentation I had at one point added a file named 
MyProject.config and was able to run the tests. The real situation is 
that I am not able to get NUnit 2.2.3 to recognize any config file that 
is not named MyProject.config (the default).

David Chelimsky wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I've got a project named MyProject. I've got two configurations I 
> might want to run:
>
> <NUnitProject>
>  <Settings activeconfig="MyProject.local" />
>  <Config name="MyProject.remote" configfile="MyProject.dll.config" 
> binpathtype="Auto">
>    <assembly path="bin\Debug\MyProject.dll" />
>  </Config>
>  <Config name="MyProject.local" 
> configfile="MyProject.dll.local.config" binpathtype="Auto">
>    <assembly path="bin\Debug\MyProject.dll" />
>  </Config>
> </NUnitProject>
>
> Note that in the local configuration (MyProject.local), the configfile 
> is named "MyProject.dll.local.config". For some reason, NUnit fails to 
> find this config file. However, if I rename it 
> "MyProject.local.config"  (both the file and the reference to it), 
> NUnit does find the file.
>
> This is new behavior as of NUnit 2.2.3 (as I was using both config 
> files w/ some success w/ NUnit 2.2.2).
>
> Cheers,
> David
>
>
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