Troubleshooting Visual Studio Integration ¶ Conflicts with Deveroom ¶
Tests are not displayed in the Test Explorer window when using SpecFlow+ Runner, even after after restoring the NuGet package.Unable to find plugin in the plugin search path: SpecRun` when saving / generating feature files.Tests are not displayed in the Test Explorer window when using SpecFlow+ Runner.Steps are not recognised even though there are matching step definitions.
Troubleshooting Visual Studio Integration.Executing specific Scenarios in your Build pipeline.Cucumber Expression support in SpecFlow.Targeting Multiple Browser with a Single Test.Selenium with Page Object Model Pattern.I also found that it seemed to help to open the include files that it's looking for to help it find the files. You may need to do another reset of the IntelliSense database and restart VS Code before it starts showing all IntelliSense information properly. I didn't have any issue with standard library includes. Use the variable, $, in order for VS Code to find some includes. Add paths to includePath, until all include errors go away in the problematic file and in all files that it includes. (I saw a lot of answers on how to do it system/user-wide, but only incomplete answers on how to do it per workspace.) Do this by generating a c_cpp_properties.json file in the workspace directory (mine didn't seem to have one already): Ctrl+Shift+P → C/C++: Edit Configurations (JSON). The best way to resolve include problems is to declare more include directories in the workspace. Make sure there are no red squiggles (parsing errors) in the file, especially on #include directives. If resetting the IntelliSense is not enough ( Ctrl+Shift+P → C/C++: Reset IntelliSense database it wasn't for me), try this: This answer solved the problem for me of a file not generating C/C++ IntelliSense information. I'm using an older version of VS Code (1.48.1).
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