How do I verify a method was called exactly once with Moq?The Verify()开发者_如何学Go vs. Verifable() thing is really confusing.You can use Times.Once(), or Times.Exactly(1):
I have not been doing TDD and Unit Tests for 7 months now and I kind of forgot. I am now in shop that wants to start doing it but I am the only one there
I understand that SetupSet is old way of setting up property in Moq. It\'s obsolette now but my intellisense shows both with none of them marked Obsolette. Can anyo开发者_运维技巧ne point me the actua
I have an interface defined as interface IMath { AddNumbersBetween(int lowerVal, int upperVal); } I can setup a basic Moq for the above as follows:
So basically, I have an abstract class which has a unique, incremental ID - Primitive. When a Primitive (or more precisely, an inheritor of Primitive) is instantiated, the ID is incremented - up to th
I\'m using Moq to create a Mock<HttpResponseBase> to test an FileResult I\'m creating for my MVC2 application.
I have used a happy test to create a method and now i am using a null test on it. I need to change the assert in the test method but i have no clue how to go about it. i did some searches but i can s
So I copied the sample code from the Moq home page pretty much verbatim, and am getting a castle proxy exception.
I\'m very new to Mocking. In the below example i\'m using Moq and trying to create a _companyRepository. However the second test has a null ref. ie Company is not instantiated.
I have been used to following code pattern while writing my test public void TestMethod_Condition_Output()
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