>>I have lots of unit tests. I have all of them passing OK except for two. The problem right now is that we create a cached copy of the preference table. In my tests I change that preference table to be able to test two separate scenarios. So, when I ran each test individually, it passes OK, but then I ran both of them at the same time one passes and the other fails because it reads cached version of the preferences table.
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>>We're going to add a new method to be able to re-set preferences and get fresh copy from the server, but until then, is there a way to exclude one test from running when running All Tests without placing it in #if false #endif ?
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>You might consider cloning the cached copy of the preference table. This is how I resolved such issue.

What exactly do you mean - can you explain?

Right now we're adding that table into the dictionary and then reading the column value from the dictionary. This is what my colleague wrote and I want him to add the method to "refresh" preferences but in the meantime I also want all my tests passing.