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.

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/yaf_postst2618_NCrunch-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.

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

Today the "custom environment variables" are "all or nothing" between the layers, e.g. if you have 5 settings in "shared settings" and want a new one (or modify one) locally, you need to duplicate all 5 in "my settings" to avoid the other ones being "unset" in the test runner.

I would like "my settings" to only override the ones I specify, so I can keep the 5 ones in "shared settings" being "active", and only add (or modify) 1 specific in "my settings".

Integrate with the upcoming IDE from jetbrains to support project rider. Project rider is already available for download. Based on intellij. NCrunch couldn't do exactly what WallabyJS is doing and providing a number of IDE integrations.

Paket is an alternative package manager that support NuGet packages. Currently NCrunch will auto detect NuGet packages that have build targets in the csproj and copy the tools folder into the workspace for that package.

This does not work when using Paket and requires manual fixup of the additional files to include the tools folders.

Please add support for Paket based NuGet references in the same way as NuGet is supported.

Please consider adding support for Gauge (http://getgauge.io). Gauge is an open source test platform, started by ThoughtWorks, for writing specification by example. It is similar to Gherkin, only it uses Markdown. Steps are bound to code using StepAttribute binding.

Ncrunch does not appear to check all conditions in an if statement for 100% coverage.
i.e. if (x || y) only requires that x is tested, not y.

MSpec uses a [Subject] attribute to nominate the unit-under-test and optionally allows a "concern" to be specified.

In R# these items appear in the test runner window as part of the test name, however in NCrunch there doesn't seem to be any way to get at this information, which is unfortunate.

There just seems to be a level of organization missing when working with MSpec tests. It would be really helpful to be able to group the tests either by the [Subject] attribute, or by the file name that the test is defined in.

Support the new Visual Studio Code editor.
While it doesn't yet provide extensibility for utils like NCrunch, it is apparently planned for upcoming development, so I wanted to get this on the NCrunch radar.

Increase resolution of coverage so that a ternary expression shows code coverage if one branch is not covered. (Otherwise my team is going to make me always use 8-line ifs instead of 1-line ternaries just so we can see code coverage completely :'( )