Build hangs after upgrading to Isolator 6.0.x

I notice here in the code that you're using the Unity container. Are you also using the Entity Framework?

Would it be possible for you to send a small reproduction project to support at typemock.com? That could be a great help.

[TestMethod]
[IntegrationTest]
public void IntegrationTest_GetGeoTypes()
{
   #region Expected Result

   IList<GeoType> expectedResult = new List<GeoType>()
   {
      new GeoType()
      {
         Id = 13,
         Name = "name1",
         Scope = 3
      },

      new GeoType()
      {
         Id = 23,
         Name = "name2",
         Scope = 4
      }
   };

   #endregion

   string userName = "IntegrationTest_GetSegmentDescription";
   AddressManagementDBAccessor accessor = new AddressManagementDBAccessor();

   IList<GeoType> actualResult;
   using (SessionProxy session = IntegrationTestsDBConnection.GetSessionForIntegrationTest()) -- session is mocked here
   {
      session.Open(System.Data.IsolationLevel.ReadCommitted, userName);
      actualResult = accessor.GetGeoTypes(session);
   }

   //Verify
   VerifyHelpers.CheckValues<GeoType>(expectedResult[0], actualResult.Where(entity => entity.Id == 13).Single(), "13"); -- Fails here
   VerifyHelpers.CheckValues<GeoType>(expectedResult[1], actualResult.Where(entity => entity.Id == 23).Single(), "23");
}

public static void CheckValues<TResult>(TResult expected, TResult actual, string id, params string[] ignore)
{
   Assert.IsNotNull(expected, "expected value is null");
   Assert.IsNotNull(actual, "actual value is null");

   var properties = EntityHelper.GetSimpleProperties<TResult>()
      .Where(property => !ignore.Contains(property.Name, new EqualityComparerFunc<string>((str1, str2) => string.Equals(str1, str2, StringComparison.InvariantCultureIgnoreCase))));

   /*System.Diagnostics.Debug.WriteLine(string.Empty);
   System.Diagnostics.Debug.WriteLine(string.Format("CheckValues<0>", typeof(TResult)));*/
   foreach (var property in properties)
   {
      /*System.Diagnostics.Debug.WriteLine(string.Format("Name {0} expected {1} actual {2}", property.Name, property.GetValue(obj1, null), property.GetValue(obj2, null)));*/
      Assert.AreEqual(property.GetValue(expected, null), property.GetValue(actual, null), "Entity " + typeof(TResult) + " id[" + id + "]: " + property.Name);
   }
}

Hi,

Can you please download the newest version? we did some changes there so it might fix this problem. In any case, the Internal... exception changed so it should provide more information to help us debug this.