Are you looking for a solution to speed up your unit test development? Or perhaps you want to write more stable and reliable unit tests? Or you simply want the unit tests to be isolated from their environment? Then you need JustMock.
I am excited to present to you the R1 2020 release of JustMock which includes improvements to the Azure Pipeline task, new integration with Visual Studio code coverage for .NET Core and implementation of ArrangeSet and AssertSet methods to the MockingContainer.
Today we are announcing the R3 2019 release of JustMock which includes support for .Net Core 3.0, mocking of non-public generics, future mocking of non-public classes and support for Visual Studio 2019 version 16.2+.
Having fast and consistent results is vital to testing effectively. Working with and testing your React components that use GraphQL queries is no exception. In this article, we'll explore both static and dynamic mocking options.
Check out the latest service pack release for Telerik JustMock that includes fixes for Visual Studio code coverage, dotCover, different behavior of different Arrange overloads and not respected arrangements.