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Unit Tests for UserController.ValidateUser using Moq

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Zach488

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11/27/2023 7:11 AM

    Hi Guys,

    We are currently looking to create some unit tests for ValidateUser, in the code of the DNN framework there are unit tests for it, but when we replicate that unit tests and add the nuget package Dnn.PersonaBar, it doesn't seem to pickup the Dnn.PersonaBar.Users.Components reference. 

    Does anybody have an idea on how we could implement similar unit tests for the UserController.ValidateUser making use of dummy data? 






    Will Strohl

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    11/28/2023 1:11 PM
      Are you writing tests against DNN itself, or against your own code that is calling DNN?
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