I’ve added a Fakes assembly to a Visual Studio 2012 C# unit test project, via the “Add Fakes Assembly” reference context menu option. What’s the procedure to completely remove the Fakes assembly, i.e. to undo my adding it to the project?
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I’ve added a Fakes assembly to a Visual Studio 2012 C# unit test project, via the “Add Fakes Assembly” reference context menu option. What’s the procedure to completely remove the Fakes assembly, i.e. to undo my adding it to the project?
Just remove the references to the fake project assembly, after that it will underline the using statements that used the removed references with red, so that will help you completely remove any leftover reference. This of course is a manual approach, if you require a different approach use a 3rd party tool like resharper for example.