TFS Build Picking TypeMock .NET 1.1 Instead of .NET 2.0

Hi
When you add reference to TypeMock.dll in your project you should see two versions of TypeMock.dll in the GAC the first is for .NET 1.1 and the second for .NET 2.0
Link your project to .NET 2.0 version :wink:

Hi Ohad,

I agree that what you say is logical, but I have already referenced the .NET 2.0 version of TypeMock within the project. In fact just to make sure I dropped the reference and added it again. Locally, it builds with the .NET 2.0 version of TypeMock, but on the TFS Build Server it still builds with the .NET 1.1 version of TypeMock.

So I'm still stuck. :(

Eric

Hi Eric
Are you using the AutoDeploy feature of TypeMock?
If you do please make sure you copy the right TypeMock.dll.

Note the 2.0 version is in the root install directory
default to C:Program FilesTypeMockTypeMock.NET
And the 1.1 version is in C:Program FilesTypeMockTypeMock.NETNet11
directory.

Another thing to watch when using the Auto Deploy feature is to make sure that
TypeMock directory is in the sources tree.
So the relative path to TypeMock.dll on all the machines will be identical.

Hi Ohad,

I only have the Professional Version of TypeMock, so I'm not AutoDeploying. I have installed TypeMock 4.1.0 on the TFS Build server. I checked to make sure that the paths to the .NET 2.0 version of TypeMock were the same as my development computer, which they were.

The reference of TypeMock that I'm pointing to is in the GAC and I don't have TypeMock in my source tree. Do I need to do this and how does that work?

Eric

Hi Eric
Please check the GAC in the build server under
C:WINDOWSssembly
Do you see two versions of TypeMock.dll?

Yes, I have two versions of the TypeMock.dll.

I imaging one for the .NET 1.1 version and one for the .NET 2.0 version.

Hi Eric
Hmm the plot is getting thiker :shock:
I suggest we'll take it offline
I'll send you a mail with my address for further investigation.