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How to use NSubstitute and/or AutoFixture to test a concrete class

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How to use NSubstitute and/or AutoFixture to test a concrete class

How to build nested property with autofixture

Autofixture tests for guard conditions on interface-typed arguments

Is there an Autofixture attribute that can be used instead of fixture.Inject() in the code?

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