Try creating a variable, assign it to null, and use it in the mock.
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Hello,
is it possible to mock null as return value using Linq to Mocks?
something like this:
public class IMyClass
{
string MyMethod(int a);
}
// following line doesn't work:
var mock = Mock.Of<IMyClass>(c=> c.MyMethod(5) == null);
// neither this one
var mock = Mock.Of<IMyClass>(c=> c.MyMethod(5) == (string)null);
// only without Linq to Mocks
var mock = new Mock<IMyClass>();
mock.Setup(m=>m.MyMethod(5)).Returns((string)null);
Thank you!
Jozef
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