refactor: Use AutoDomainData attribute instead of directly mocking with NSubstitute
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Stryker.NET mutation tested the changes in the pull request: |
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This is addressed in release v3.2.4. |
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Add a custom
AutoDomainDataextension ofAutoDataAttribute, that uses NSubstitute and allows for domain-specific customizations.In order to apply a customization for all tests in a project, add a class implementing the
IAutoDataCustomizationinterface. This customization is then applied to all tests using the[AutoDomainData]attribute.Additionally this attribute has a property
CustomizeWithwhich can point to a class implementing theICustomizationinterface and which is then applied to this test only.