Here's the script:
User A created unit tests through Visual Studio 2010. The test project and unit test source code were verified in version control. "User B" gets the test project and unit test source code from version control. Then, “User B” opens the test project and receives the message “Error loading blah.blah.blah.vsmdi: input file not found: blah.blah.blah.vsmdi”. However, User B can successfully perform unit tests.
Now, regardless of whether "User A" should be installed in the .vsmdi file, there are no negative effects other than an error message.
Is there any harm in the absence of a .vsmdi file? Or, conversely, what is the advantage of a .vsmdi file?
unit-testing visual-studio visual-studio-2010
Welton v3.57 Aug 24 '11 at 10:21 2011-08-24 22:21
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