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Update to latest TestCentric.Engine dev release #1159

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@rowo360 rowo360 commented Nov 24, 2024

This PR closes #1144 by updating the project reference of the TestCentric.Engine.
The details about the actual fix can be found in the PR 213 to that project.

When using the latest version of the TestCentric.Engine, the Stop and Kill button works reliably. The behavior was checked using the hung-tests.dll for different .Net framework versions (4.62, Core 3.1, .Net 7.0...)

As this was my first time updating a project referecence, I was a little surprised at the version number of the dev releases. I initially thought that the highest number will be the latest dev release. But I notice that it's different here by checking the release dates. So I finally chose the version 2.0.0-dev00008. Is there any smart approach to detect the latest dev release differently?

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Good work. Sorry about the version issue. I normally manage the dev builds manually, deleting any are too early. But looking at the dates is the simplest way to be sure.

@CharliePoole CharliePoole merged commit 855cb01 into main Nov 24, 2024
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@CharliePoole CharliePoole deleted the Issue-1144 branch November 24, 2024 07:34
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2.0.0-beta6 force stop endless loop test - cleanup
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