microsoft-fakes

I'm trying to get the Microsoft Fakes up and running in a Unit test project that I've set up in my solution. For some reason the Add Fakes Assembly option is missing which means I can't create mockups of assemblies. And since this is the only alternative to add the Microsoft.QualityTools.Testing.Fakes assembly I can't use the Shim functionality either. I've recently installed Visual Studio 2012 Professional and installed update 3 and this is the first go in Visual Studio 2012 . And I haven't changed any settings. Although I have installed ReSharper , could this be the culprit? Both Visual

I have a C# test project that uses Microsoft fakes. An external library ( abc.dll ) that the project is referencing was recently updated to .net standard 2.0 . After updating the abc.dll library reference to the latest version, the test project doesn't build any more and also doesn't generate the fake assembly for that library ( dll ). I see the following error in the generated .csproj file. The external alias 'snh' was not specified in a /reference option I looked at the generated . csproj file and the alias snh corresponds to System.Net.Http . The test project is targeting .net 4.6.1 and I'm

My problem is very similar to one reported here: UnitTestIsolationException when debugging tests using Fakes However, I am not even able to run the tests. Using the sample code provided here: Isolating Code Under Test with Microsoft Fakes (Getting Started with Shims), I get following exception on running the test below : the offending line is : using (ShimsContext.Create()) Exception on running the test: Test Name: TestMethod1 Test FullName: TestingShimsAndStubs.UnitTest1.TestMethod1 Test Source: c:\poc\TestingShimsAndStubs\TestingShimsAndStubs\UnitTest1.cs : line 12 Test Outcome: Failed Test

I am using Microsoft Fakes framework within VS2012. I use the following code to shim instance methods of my type. using (ShimsContext.Create()) { ShimDateTime.NowGet = () => { return new DateTime(1949, 10, 1); }; DateTime now = DateTime.Now; // shim works for the static property DateTime.Now. Class1 dependency = new Class1(); using (ShimsContext.Create()) { ShimClass1 shim1 = new ShimClass1(); StubClass1 stub1 = new StubClass1(); shim1.method1 = () => { return "shim method1"; }; shim1.IMethod1 = () => { return "shim IMethod1"; }; String s1 = dependency.method1();// shim doesn't work for the

I can't figure out what I need to do to generate Fakes. In my test project I included a reference to the assembly that I want to fake. It added /Fakes/<assembly name>.fakes to my project and it built the project. There were a ton of warnings, but there are 0 errors and the build completed successfully. But it is not adding any reference to the generated .Fakes assembly. Most of the warnings were things like cannot generate stubs or shims for an enum, or some private class is not visible to the fakes assembly. There's really only 1 class in the assembly that I want to Shim, and nothing that I

So, the issue is that I have a bunch of internal classes in my assembly that are used by the class I want to test. Since accessors have been removed from VS2012, I'm fine with using [InternalsVisibleTo] and that works great... except when I try to shimify my internal classes, they are not visible to the Fakes framework. I should also note that the particular class I am dealing with is a static class with static methods, and I don't really want to refactor everything to use interfaces (and using stubs) because of resistance in the organization to that level of refactoring. Is there a way to

I've installed Visual Studio 2015 as a try-out and since then my unit tests that use fakes won't compile anymore, not even on VS 2013. The unit test project targets .net 4.5. Msdn suggest changing the target framework version. The error is gone if I change the targeted framework to 4.6 but I cannot update my project to .net 4.6 as every developer must update at once. Error that I get: The primary reference "mscorlib.4.0.0.0.Fakes" could not be resolved because it was built against the ".NETFramework,Version=4.6 fraemwork. This is a higher version than the currently targeted framework "