I think you forgot another area of syntax where NSubstitute is the clear winner: when referencing the mocked object, e.g. when it is being injected.
var mockedRepo = new Mock<IRepository>(); var sut = new MyClass(mockedRepo.Object);
vs
var mockedRepo = Substitute.For<IRepository>(); var sut = new MyClass(mockedRepo);
You are right!! Next week I will update the post and mention you. Thanks!
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I think you forgot another area of syntax where NSubstitute is the clear winner: when referencing the mocked object, e.g. when it is being injected.
var mockedRepo = new Mock<IRepository>();
var sut = new MyClass(mockedRepo.Object);
vs
var mockedRepo = Substitute.For<IRepository>();
var sut = new MyClass(mockedRepo);
You are right!!
Next week I will update the post and mention you. Thanks!