Kim Finkenhagen’ Blog

By default, each time you run unit tests in Visual Studio, a new .vsmdi file and associated test results are accumulated under the solution root folder in Visual Studio. You can reduce the number of vsmdi files by changing a setting in Tools > Options in VS. Go to the Test Tools category, Test Execution sub-category, and reduce the setting “Limit number of old test results to” to 1 or a small number. The default is 25.

When you have a large solution with many projects, you will after a while need to get an overview over all your namespaceses that are created in all your different projects that composes the solution/application.

 

1. Select from menu View -> Object Browser
2. From Browse list box select “Edit Custom Component Set”
3. Goto Projects tab
4. Select and Add your projects to the Selected projects list
5. When you have selected your projects, press OK
6. In Object Browser right click and select “View Namespaces”