Unit Testing the Metric Dashboard – Part 4
Continuation of unit testing the Metric Dashboard.
Debugging via Unit Tests
Sometimes, it is necessary to debug our code from our unit tests. Having the unit tests are great as they setup the scenario for us. Here is what I saw when debugging a test.
Then I remembered – the colored line around the method is a flag that the method is currently faked, that is great, I know exactly what is happening and can fix the bug quickly.
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