When using class invariants, Code contracts seems to inject code everywhere. Stuff like this [ContractClassFor(typeof(IX))]
I am trying to mock database operations. I have problem in mocking SqlParameterCollection. I tried to create virtual method that will return DbParameterCollection but then i am loosing all the functio
new to unit testing.I have a unit of work that I am trying to unit test.I am probably missing something simple here.I am trying to unit test the Commit method.I am usin开发者_运维百科g nunit and moq.
So assume I am mocking the following class: public class ClassAParams { public int RequestedId { get; set; }
I have to create test on this class. Can someone help how to do that. public class Db{ private System.Data.SqlClient.SqlConnection myConn;
I am trying to test an application service using Moq 4.0.10827 (on NuGet) and need to query a repository:
I have the following generic method: public bool Any<TEntity>(Expression<Func<TEntity, bool>> whereCondition) where TEntity : class
I\'m starting out with IoC / Mocking and am looking to make sure I\'m using \'best practice\' for my repositories.
I want to mock my Repository object in such a way that it can still do actual DB retrieve operations. Only for Saving operations, I wanted to setup to return mock data since I don\'t want it to save i
So the scenario is this: a user does some action (like earn a badge or unlock something) and an email notification gets sent out. One to the user (with a message like \"You\'ve unlocked XYZ...\") and
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