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fixing build issues with clean checkout #32
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- set ReplayParser.Tests project to x86 to fix reference exception when running tests - added nunit via NuGet
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fixing build issues with clean checkout
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I checked out master and got errors when running the tests. The ReplayParser reference wasn't being resolved correctly because of a mismatch (Tests: Any CPU, ReplayParser: x86). NUnit was also not found.
I set *.Tests to be x86 and added NUnit via NuGet. The tests run correctly both from NUnit and ReSharper.