David Banks

Created December 04, 2017 10:53

Ah, just found it.  You have to actually click on the specific test's icon and choose "run under dotmemory unit". Is this the only way?  I'd have to run each class manually in the IDE to have a ful...

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Created December 01, 2017 20:26

It's a small use case for a blog post. I want to prove that an allocation is happening when I use a certain class. Unfortunately, can't export results from the GUI in a format that's consumable b...

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Created December 01, 2017 17:03

Thanks. Can I analysis the snapshot file produced within the GUI? The docs say that the CLI is suitable for CI.

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Created December 01, 2017 16:26

Hi Anna, Using the fully qualified path to `dotnet.exe` did the trick. Thanks

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