Can you explain how to use NSubstitute for mocking asynchronous methods?
Sure! NSubstitute allows you to mock async methods using the Returns
method with a Task
. For example, you can do myMock.SomeAsyncMethod().Returns(Task.FromResult(value));
.
What if I want to throw an exception from an async method?
You can use Returns(Task.FromException<YourType>(new Exception("Your message")));
to simulate an exception being thrown.
Can I verify that an async method was called?
Yes, you can use Received().SomeAsyncMethod()
to verify that the async method was called.
Are there any specific versions of NSubstitute I need for async support?
Async support has been available since NSubstitute 2.0, so make sure you're using that version or later.
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