I've worked at two companies in last 5 years, neither allowed extension methods.
I was astonished at their arrogance.
It's probably because they are difficult to test. There are solutions, but they are a little gross I'll admit. Regardless, they result in such a clean API surface compared to having to pass a bunch of things in as parameters.
They are not any harder to test than anything else.
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I've worked at two companies in last 5 years, neither allowed extension methods.
I was astonished at their arrogance.
It's probably because they are difficult to test. There are solutions, but they are a little gross I'll admit. Regardless, they result in such a clean API surface compared to having to pass a bunch of things in as parameters.
They are not any harder to test than anything else.