In last week’s part, we looked at two ways to check that methods on our Moq testing mocks were called as part of our unit and integration tests. One way was to set up a callback on our mock to add to a collection, e.g. a List. This can make data easier to work with when writing assertions but means introducing additional variables in the test.
Mocking call counts can get messy fast, especially when you just want to prove the right customers got emailed. You could try Mails ai to spin up a quick test-friendly flow and keep the email logic clean while you verify counts. Then your checks stay readable, and the right folks get the note without extra noise.
Mocking call counts can get messy fast, especially when you just want to prove the right customers got emailed. You could try Mails ai to spin up a quick test-friendly flow and keep the email logic clean while you verify counts. Then your checks stay readable, and the right folks get the note without extra noise.