Shimmy
Shimmy
Is there a central place where all setups/invocations are registered or can be intercepted from?
> No, setups & invocations are recorded on the mocks to which they belong (setups) / on which they occur (invocations). I'm wondering if there is a way to get...
But that's only possible for strict setup, did I miss something?
> You'd still have to register mocks with the sequence, so that their invocations can be recorded there. Given a mock, is there a way to listen and intercept its...
> No, but that shouldn't be necessary. It would perhaps be easiest if mocks actively cooperated with sequences and recorded their invocations there. Ok. I guess then it'll be fairly...
Exactly. And other common scenarios. General idea is reduce XAML hassle and verbosity. Thanks Jerry tha Nixon!
I wonder how we could extend it and resolve validators to be used manually, for example: ```csharp public class CustomerBusinessService( ICustomerRepository repository, IValidator validator, ILogger
Overriding control states (i.e. Pressed, PointerOver) is an utter nightmare! Please improve this.
> I see it as a small quality-of-live improvement. Yes, that's also the way I saw it. A bit of syntactic sugar and further cleanup of common boilerplate code.
> `public static class EquivalencyOptionsExtensions`... > ... > I'm not completely against this extension, but I'd like to at least understand what problem it's supposed to solve. Yes, that's exactly...