Rik van den Berg

In the previous post, we looked at some of the basics steps for writing tests for our REST API in ASP.NET Core. We learned how to self-host our API, send HTTP requests to execute our test, customize logging to

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Most enterprises or development teams will have a quality gate in place, which dictates a percentage of code coverage. When writing new or changing your existing code, you also need to supplement them with unit tests. I enjoy writing unit

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