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Hi Justin, If there are actual calls to that member the actual value should be displayed. For example

Hi all, We've released NSubstitute v5.1.0! See full release notes here: https://github.com/

Hi all, We've released NSubstitute v5.0.0. This release updates our target frameworks to the ones

Could you please post a reproducible example? This example works for me: ``` public interface Client

Hi all, We've released NSubstitute v4.4.0. This adds support for Castle Core v5, thanks to @

Hi everyone, We've just released NSubstitute v4.3.0. This introduces support for .NET 5 (#636)

I have not tested. Moved on to something else. I Will try to find time On Wed, 8 Jul 2020 at 14.08,

Hi everyone, We've just released NSubstitute 4.2.2. This patch release fixes a thread-safety

David, thank you a lot for your prompt answer. We are overpass this problem with ReturnsForAnyArgs.

Hi everyone, We've just released NSubstitute 4.2.1. This fixes an issue where assigning a subtype

Hi everyone, We've just released NSubstitute 4.2.0. This is a small update from 4.1.0 that fixes

Hi everyone, We've just released NSubstitute 4.1.0. The main changes in this release are a whole

Hi Vatan, There is no UI. If you add the package to your test project (either the C# or VB package

We don't have a sample project. Our test suite is here: https://github.com/nsubstitute/

Hi Anton, I have previously written about this here: https://stackoverflow.com/a/53330171/906 I still

Hello, NSubstitute does not support saying "forward every call from `IB` to this instance of `

Hi everyone, We've just released NSubstitute 4.0.0, after trials of the 4.0.0 Release Candidate 1

When you have inter-related calls like that it gets a bit trickier. Mandatory disclaimer: if we need

Hi, thank you for your fast answer. We had a lot of a lot of work to overcome some problems,

Tks David, I always used Arg.Any() to ignore the value of the parameter :p I understand now the use

Hi everyone, With the announcement of the NSubstitute 4.0.0 release candidate I also wanted to

Hi everyone, We've released NSubstitute 4.0.0-rc1 to NuGet. Due to the scope of the changes in v4

Hello, With NSubstitute 3.x we need to make sure the base method (which throws) is not called before

David, Thanks for the prompt reply. I think that helps. Meyrick

Hi, I am not proficient with VB, but I believe this is due to late binding as described here: https:/

Haha! Ok, thank you very much for the information! Best, Roberto On Wednesday, August 15, 2018 at 7:

Thanks. I think your answer helped to clarify my thoughts. I guess the answer is it depends on the

Hi David, Thanks for the quick reply. RecievedCalls().Any() works perfectly :) (don't know why I

Oh, that's what I need to know. Thanks! On Sat, May 26, 2018, 8:34 PM David Tchepak <tchepak@

Thanks for clarifying. Just checked the group and it looks like it flagged your earlier response for