'Executng Canonical.UbuntuOne.ProcessDispatcher.Tests' and the exec block after it. (Note that Executing is misspelled in the echo string).
At that point nunit-console.exe spikes at 50% processor utilization and about 30,048K. The first time I tried this I left it running like this for two hours and it never came back.
Once the script is broken w/ CTRL-C, nunit-console.exe has to be killed at the task manager before anything further can be run in this context.
Looks good, however 'NAnt.exe tests' hangs after
'Executng Canonical. UbuntuOne. ProcessDispatch er.Tests' and the exec block after it. (Note that Executing is misspelled in the echo string).
At that point nunit-console.exe spikes at 50% processor utilization and about 30,048K. The first time I tried this I left it running like this for two hours and it never came back.
Once the script is broken w/ CTRL-C, nunit-console.exe has to be killed at the task manager before anything further can be run in this context.