What is preventing me from running UNIT Tests in VSCode when I have both 2 windows and 2 different projects open simultaneously?

I have taken on a new project that involves working with existing unit tests. While I recently completed a course on Angular testing, I am still struggling to make the tests run smoothly.

To aid in my task, I created a project filled with basic examples from the course in order to guide me along the way.

In order to compare the two projects more easily, I decided to open 2 instances of VSCode simultaneously.

However, I encountered an issue where neither instance seems to be running the tests automatically. Instead, I have to manually click on the run Unit test icon in the extension.

Whenever I try to run a unit test in the project I am currently focused on, I face a pop-up message that hinders the execution of the test. Interestingly, in the reference project, the unit tests run without any issues.

Does anyone have suggestions on how to resolve this problem and get the tests running seamlessly?

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Answer №1

After some troubleshooting, I managed to find a solution.

By closing one editor and reopening the project, the issue was resolved.

I must admit, I'm not entirely sure how this application made it onto the top 10 list.

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