Hi,
we are having problems running out tests in large testruns.
In this forum I read, that I have to use the Mock.Initialize<T> Method to init the Object I like to mock, if I had instances of this class in preceding tests.
Do I have to call this Initialize Method also for the base classes, my object ist derived from?
Thank you very much
Christian
we are having problems running out tests in large testruns.
In this forum I read, that I have to use the Mock.Initialize<T> Method to init the Object I like to mock, if I had instances of this class in preceding tests.
Do I have to call this Initialize Method also for the base classes, my object ist derived from?
Thank you very much
Christian
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Hi Christian,
Mehfuz
the Telerik team
Thanks again for bringing up the question.
Generally, you should initialize the methods that you are trying to mock. Ideally the initializing method’s declaring type and calling method’s declaring type should be same.
Mehfuz
the Telerik team
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