I would like to easy spot which tests in my test are included in current UI coverage filter.
Given I have a coverage filter set, I would like an icon on the test (e.g. red X with some small overlay icon for a failing test) so I easily can see which tests that are currently used in coverage filter (e.g. when have 20 pinned tests and showing coverage for only 5 of them).

Today the tests window states e.g. "No tests are queued for execution. Monitoring 150 tests (10 failing), with 20 tests ignored."
I would like that text to include how many tests I have pinned (easy to tell if a new one gets pinned or not for example via engine mode).

I would like the "Search" window in NCrunch Tests also match test categories (and maybe other columns as well?).

(going "all in" the grid component could maybe be replaced with a component with filter-per-column possibilities)

I'd like to be able to check the code coverage on new code when one of my developper do a pull request using VSTS and Git.

Similar to https://ncrunch.uservoice.com/forums/245203-feature-requests/suggestions/6363545-when-showing-coverage-for-specific-tests-show-icon , I have X pinned tests, and currently only show coverage for 1 test.
The code I am looking indicates uncovered (or filtered due to coverage filter).
I would like a link similar "Click to return to normal" that reveals the tests currently showing coverage for (easiest way I guess is to pin them).
This way I can easily navigate to the tests currently used in coverage filter, without currently having covered code under cursor.

I have an explicit test which resets database to a clean state. If for whatever reason the db state becomes invalid, I would like to run this test on all connected/enabled "servers" (local and grid nodes).

Today I must select one by one ("Run starting test on server>X ") to ensure db is reset within each grid node.

[v3.23.0.10]
Today compile warnings are hidden with NCrunch for successfully built projects, I must select to "show all tests" and then select each project to see them.

I would like a toolbar button or similar which toggles compile warnings, so I can always spot those before committing even if project builds without errors.

From https://forum.ncrunch.net/yafpostst2644Incremental-build-with-NCrunch-console.aspx

I run NCrunch console on TeamCity with engine mode "run impacted tests only" (with switch -NCrunchCacheStoragePath) but the build/analyze phase is always restarting from scratch instead of utilizing "incremental build" functionality, which causes the session to run longer than needed even if no source files have been modified.

I would want, in some way, to have the console tool session behave as an "incremental build" with MsBuild would do, granted nothing has changed in source files and NCrunch cache folder is kept between sessions.

It would be nice if I could run ncrunch in memory only. That would extend the lifetime of SSDs and would be much faster. At the moment this is only possible with a ram drive.

Due to security restrictions on programs executing out of AppData at my company, they whitelist another directory where we can install development software. Because NCrunch does not allow an install directory outside of AppData, I am unable to get it to work under this security policy.

It is pretty common to allow custom install paths, so I am requesting that you support this feature for NCrunch as well.

[v3.22]
Today I can select a project in NCrunch Tests window and RMB and choose "Configure selected component" to easily find it in the NCrunch Configuration pane.
However for project warnings I cannot do this (e.g. for warning "NCrunch detected unusual behaviour around the resolution of referenced assemblies required by this project in its test environment"). and must manually navigate to the project in the configuration pane, which is tedious for large solutions.

I have some tests requiring vs2013, these work fine with ncrunch.exe since I can use the /VS version.
However when I use vs2017 for local development the tests are failing (since the grid node uses vs2017 if that is available).
I would like the grid node configuration to be able to specifiy a vs version to use, so I can dedicate 1 grid node to run in vs2013 environment (in combination with capabilities to ensure such tests are run on that)

From https://forum.ncrunch.net/yafpostst2618NCrunch-Console-and-TeamCity-muted-tests.aspx

I want to be able to utilize TeamCity Test Muting (see https://confluence.jetbrains.com/display/TCD18/Muting+Test+Failures ) and therefore I need NCrunch to not report build failure via TC service message if a test fails.

I would like to use churn mode for a single test and make NCrunch enter the debugger as soon as churn mode was able to fail the test.

Now that Visual Studio is available on the Mac, it would be nice for tools like this to be available for Mac users too.

The console tool is cool to generate a report. If there would be a VSTS plugin to show the coverage absolut or over time this would be a great feature.

It would be great if NCrunch could integrate with Expecto (https://github.com/haf/expecto).