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Firstly, DefaultValue.Empty is described as: "Default behavior, which generates ... empty array and enumerables ...."
It may be a matter of semantics but I expected something like a List<T> to be also treated as "enumerables" in this context. Depending on point of view, applying this to everything implementing IEnumerable<T> may be too much (should a string be "empty" or "null" in this mode?) but how about everything related to ICollection<T>?
If nothing else, I hope this post will help others who encounter the same issue and wonder how to "make it work" (without explicit Setup for each such method on a mock).
Secondly, SetReturnsDefault - it's currently very "picky" ;)
It would be nice, IMHO, if it automatically supported all derived types... and/or wrapped in a Task, ValueTask.
Steps to Reproduce
This (MSTest-style) test code should explain it all:
Describe the Bug
Firstly,
DefaultValue.Empty
is described as: "Default behavior, which generates ... empty array and enumerables ...."It may be a matter of semantics but I expected something like a
List<T>
to be also treated as "enumerables" in this context. Depending on point of view, applying this to everything implementingIEnumerable<T>
may be too much (should astring
be "empty" or "null" in this mode?) but how about everything related toICollection<T>
?If nothing else, I hope this post will help others who encounter the same issue and wonder how to "make it work" (without explicit
Setup
for each such method on a mock).Secondly,
SetReturnsDefault
- it's currently very "picky" ;)It would be nice, IMHO, if it automatically supported all derived types... and/or wrapped in a Task, ValueTask.
Steps to Reproduce
This (MSTest-style) test code should explain it all:
Version Info
Moq v4.20.70
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