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Make legacy NUnit fixtures reviewer-proof by asserting transformed inputs at the seam and capturing call arguments inside inline stubs.
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| name | legacy-reviewable-unit-fixtures |
| description | Make legacy NUnit fixtures reviewer-proof by asserting transformed inputs at the seam and capturing call arguments inside inline stubs. |
| domain | testing |
| confidence | high |
| source | earned |
Use this when adding or tightening .NET Framework NUnit fixtures around legacy services that normalize inputs or call repository seams with fixed arguments. It fits this repo because many tests use private in-file stubs instead of a mocking framework.
weeksBack on the stub and assert them directly.src\before\Fabrikam.EnterprisePizza.Tests.Unit\Services\StoreOperationsWorkbenchServiceFixture.cssrc\before\Fabrikam.EnterprisePizza.Tests.Unit\Services\WorkforceReportingServiceFixture.cs