When i generated unit tests the Visual studio added some fictive class that mocks my class and added the “Shadowing” attribute.
What does it do?
When i generated unit tests the Visual studio added some fictive class that mocks
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When i generated unit tests the Visual studio added some fictive class that mocks my class and added the “Shadowing” attribute.
What does it do?
Did some research and found this. Apparantly, the
[Shadowing]attribute is used byMSTestwhen it creates an accessor class that allows you to call a private method on a class as if it were public.So when you’re unit testing a private method of a target class, that private method will be available to you via the accessor wrapper class for the target class.