Upgrade packages to minimize the size of dependency graph #1
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Hi@willsbctm, I found an issue in the DotNet.Core.Runtime.Faker.Integration.Tests.csproj:
Packages Bogus v33.0.1, Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc.Testing v3.1.5, nunit v3.13.1, NUnit3TestAdapter v3.17.0 and Microsoft.NET.Test.Sdk v16.8.3 transitively introduce 103 dependencies into DotNet.Core.Runtime.Faker’s dependency graph (see dependency graph before upgrades), while Bogus v33.0.2, Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc.Testing v3.1.7, nunit v3.13.2, NUnit3TestAdapter v4.0.0 and Microsoft.NET.Test.Sdk v16.9.1 can only introduce 61 dependencies (see dependency graph after upgrades).
These upgrades can help project minimize the size of dependency graph.
Hope the PR can help you.
Best regards,
sucrose