Since the release of Elements 8.0, I’ve been able to work on a Sugar contribution with just a RemObjects C# license. Unfortuantely, unlike Sugar.sln, Sugar.Tests.sln is refusing to load without an Oxygene license, so I’m unable to write the unit tests for my contribution.
As soon as I try to open Sugar.Tests.sln, the “Updating your licenses…” dialog pops up and Elements starts asking for an Oxygene license for each platform. Since I don’t have any, all the Sugar test projects fail to load.
My apologies for not seeing this thread earlier. This is “expected” is so far that Sugar.Tests is not among the projects we have excluded for the license checks in 8.1, yes. Thats an oversight of course and weaned to fix that. I’ll try to get that done ASAP, ideally for the next beta (not the one coming today, because that one’s already built, but the next one).
@mh Do we have any updates on this? I haven’t seen the usual automated reply that the bug’s been resolved, and I’m still blocked on writing the unit tests for my Sugar contribution.
@mh The problem with Sugar.Tests has been fixed, but Sugar.Data has the same issue.
It’s now been nine months since I originally reported this problem, and I’m still unable to write the unit tests for my Sugar contribution—or work further on the project that depends on it. Considering I’m trying to help the project for free, this situation is not encouraging me to invest further effort into this platform. My license expires next month, and I’ve been able to get almost nothing done over the past year.
