TestDriven.net, right click, run test, doesn't re-build

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I am using testDriven.net and when I right-click and run tests, it appears to build, then runs the test. Only it doesn't really do the build. I keep making changes and the test still fails:) I have to do a VS Build, then run the testDriven.net to get changes to take effect.

This clears up for a while if I delete the solution's .SUO file. Any thoughts?

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