We have a C# application written in C# and recently switched over from MbUnit to NUnit, I am the only one with an issue where upon running any tests I get a Could not load file or assembly exception for every test. The test seems to start up fine but a call to OpenMappedExeConfiguration is failing even though the path and filename are correct. I'm out of ideas as I have done a clean checkout of the codebase and I still get the same issue.
Could not load file or assembly NUnit
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Turns out that with NUnit I had inadvertently created a new project and added my Test assembly to the project. It works once you select open project and simply select the Test assembly. What also worked is running each Assembly in a separate AppDomain, this fix works because the AppDomain was present inside of NUnit so it could not find my custom assemblies.