Flash Builder 4 compiles tests to Flash Player 9?

Hi all,
I seem to be running into a serious problem:
Inside Flash Builder (262635) - Inside the package explorer - when I right click on a test suite and choose 'Execute FlexUnit Tests' - It seems to build the tests targetting flash player 9 and complains about 'Type was not found compile time constant: Vector'. Using the same test suite from an ant script that explicitly sets the target to be flash player 10 is fine, but I can't get it to work from insiode the IDE.
Is there any way to tell the internal testing system to target flash player 10? My compiler for the project is set to target 10.
Conrad

Just got the same problem and, after reading this http://opensource.adobe.com/wiki/display/flexsdk/Targeting+Flash+Player+10 I solved it by changing target player in flex-config.xml (found in your_sdk/frameworks) to 10.0.0:
<target-player>10.0.0</target-player>
I suggest duplicating your existing SDK (presumably 3.5) to 3.5_10 and changing the flex-config.xml. That is if you have multiple projects in your workspace and you expect some of them to compile with fp 9.
Let me know if it worked out.

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