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Consider this cause where the Fault<T> is consumed on a separate endpoint, to ensure the consumer faulted.
On Thu, Aug 2, 2018 at 1:53 PM, Kent Hansen <kent....@gmail.com> wrote:
Would someone be so kind as to point me to an example unit test for an IConsumer where you are expecting the consumer to throw an exception and wish to validate that it has done so?I've looked around the code base and poked at it with a stick all day and am making very little progress.I got "regular" testing of the consumer to work using the InMemoryTestHarness (for whatever reason couldn't get the InMemoryTestFixture to actually cause the consumer to consume).I'd be happy with either style of test however.Thanks,Kent
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