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Validate legacy repository seams by exercising real gateway stubs and DataSet mapping in NUnit.
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| name | legacy-dal-repository-tests |
| description | Validate legacy repository seams by exercising real gateway stubs and DataSet mapping in NUnit. |
| domain | testing |
| confidence | high |
| source | earned |
Use this when the repo already has a fake legacy gateway (LegacyDbGateway) that returns DataSet stubs and you need believable DAL coverage without mocking frameworks.
Tests.Unit\Repositories\{Area}\...Fixture.cs so repository mapping stays separate from service tests.Repositories\StoreOps\DispatchTicketRepositoryFixture.csRepositories\CustomerHub\PartnerAccountRepositoryFixture.csRepositories\Reporting\WorkforceReportRepositoryFixture.csDataSet table names, or row-shape assumptions.999, which should stay observable for regression checks.Squad branching model: main-only workflow with feature branches
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