CCNet port to .NEt core

[Ruben Willems]

Hi all

I'm trying to port CCNet to .NEt Core.

Stuff done so far :

° netreflector + tests

° CCNet

      * Objection + tests

      * Remote (dropped the remoting part because that does not exist in .Net Core)

Now the problem starts with the tests, because we used various mocking libraries

through the years :-(

Questions :

° should we still use mocking libraries, or do we write our own fakes ?

      this ensures that we do not have this problem again in the future,

      but it can be a lot of work

° if we use a mocking library, which one?

      the only one I could find after a quick search was : MOQ

         https://github.com/moq/moq

       I never used it though

     --> learning this library can also be a lot of work

any preferences ?

any second thoughts, suggestions

with kind regards

Ruben Willems

[Benjamin Baumann]

Hello

I am not active at all in CCnet initiative but I am using extensively Moq at work and find it very easy to use. It does the job perfectly.

Several limitations though :

- you can only mock interfaces or virtual/abstract methods

- moq struggles to handle optional arguments. Some extension methods (easily found on the net) are needed to make it work.

Hope this helps

Benjamin

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[Ruben Willems]

Hi

thanks for the info,

as far  as I can see for now, those limitations I'm not going to encounter.

so I'll give it a shot.

grts

Ruben

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