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This is NCrunch Runtime Data Inspection (RDI), a new feature area we're introducing in V5, due out early next month. Data is collected at run time and can be analysed later long after the test has finished its run. No debugger necessary.

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Sam Holder2 years ago

🔥

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Grzegorz Galezowski2 years ago

🤯

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Scott Hanselman 🌮2 years ago

Amazing!

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Salvie ✨2 years ago

Will be working with F# ?

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Remco Mulder2 years ago

We've found it does work with F#, but we haven't tested extensively on it.

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Rob Kennedy2 years ago

I do like the visualization of execution path. My only worry is heavily integrated plugins typically drive VS into the ground (e.g. Resharper) without significant horsepower. What are the recommend specs?

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Remco Mulder2 years ago

Depends entirely on your tests and how you configure it. Except for UI, all processing is outside of VS, but your tests will get heavier. They will need more CPU and space on your SSD.

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Onur.Works2 years ago

@Aaronontheweb Is this similar to intellitrace?

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Remco Mulder2 years ago

@Aaronontheweb Quite different. In RDI, no analysis happens at run time. We store every accessed value, then project views of this data over your code while you work on it. Collection is all passive, so you generally don't need to micromanage it to get the data you need

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