Remco Mulder

It's finally here. NCrunch V5. Years of work, stress, sleepless nights, hope, and achievement. I can't believe we're finally shipping this. I can't wait to hear what everyone thinks of it blog.ncrunch.net/post/NCrunch-V…

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NCrunch v5.20 is now available. This release adds support for Rider 2025.3 and Xunit 3.2, and also includes some other performance and stability fixes.

NCrunch v5.19 is now live. This is a maintenance release, adding support for .NET 10 and MSTest v4. Also some important fixes for Xunit 3 and Rider integration.

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Hi, do you plan any update to support VS2026 preview? @remcomulder

NCrunch now supports Visual Studio 2026! Not really sure what more there is to say. Installer is up on the download page. Go crunch some stuff with it! blog.ncrunch.net/post/Visual-St…

@twenzel Thanks. No plans for TUnit right now but I do have my eye on it.

@remcomulder I‘m sorry. Then I‘m missing the support for TUnit.

NCrunch v5.17 has just been released. This includes an important fix for NUnit v4.4, where exceptions weren't being reported due to a subtle change in NUnit. Also includes some compatibility improvements for MSTest.

@twenzel No. MTP is a runner, not a framework, so in a practical sense integration is impossible.

@remcomulder Is Support for MTP (Microsoft Testing Platform) planned?

@mmisztal1980 Sorry no plans for this. It's massive. I have no way to deliver it.

@remcomulder Any news on macos support for Rider?

I've just published a maintenance release for NCrunch. This is mostly stability fixes for Rider integration and a few other bits. Most significant is fixed impact detection for xunit v3

Generally, an NCrunch build will only support one version of Rider. However, in this case, 2025.1 and 2025.2 were close enough together that NCrunch v5.16 can work with them both. This makes life a little easier with release planning.

Also noteworthy is that this build introduces support for JetBrains Rider 2025.2, which has just hit RC state and will probably hit its full release soon.

After 3 years of hard work I am proud to anounce the an early access version of Testowl is available in the Jetbrains Marketplace. Testowl is continuous test runner similar to NCrunch or Wallaby.js, but for Java. Now I am looking for feedback of the community.

I have to say this fits with my experience. Had I tried it any other way, it's unlikely NCrunch would exist right now. If you bet big and set your expectations on commercial success, they'll crush you every day you're not reaching them.

NCrunch v5.15 is now available. This is a small fix release to address some niggling issues. I recommend upgrading when you get a chance

NCrunch v5.14 has just been released to address some compatibility issues discovered with newer versions of .NET. I strongly recommend upgrading if you're having issues

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@x0rld_ Updates are always posted to both the NCrunch website, and the JetBrains Marketplace. You can choose either as your download source.

@remcomulder the plugin for rider will be updated through the marketplace last the last update ?

It's been a busy couple of months. V5.13 of NCrunch is now available. This build adds support for a number of MSTest v3.8 features, along with .slnx files and Rider 2025.1 (which looks about to drop). Lots of other fixes too.