diff --git a/docs/docs/test-authoring/depends-on.md b/docs/docs/test-authoring/depends-on.md
index aa59ac5319..c192670fcb 100644
--- a/docs/docs/test-authoring/depends-on.md
+++ b/docs/docs/test-authoring/depends-on.md
@@ -101,9 +101,9 @@ public async Task AssertItemsInDatabase()
 ```
 
 ## Getting other tests
-If your tests depends on another test, it's possible to retrieve that test's context. This allows you to do things like check its result, or retrieve objects from its object bag.
+If your tests depends on another test, it's possible to retrieve that test's context. This allows you to do things like check its result, or retrieve objects from its state bag.
 
-This is done by calling the `GetTests` method on a `TestContext` object. It takes the test's method name (so you can use `nameof(...)`) and optionally the parameter types for if there's multiple overloads.
+This is done by calling the `GetTests` method on the `TestContext.Dependencies` property. It takes the test's method name (so you can use `nameof(...)`) and optionally the parameter types for if there's multiple overloads.
 
 You'll notice this returns an array - This is because tests may be data driven and be invoked multiple times - If this is the case you'll have to find the one you want yourself.
 
@@ -119,15 +119,15 @@ Example:
 public async Task AddItemToBag() 
 {
     var itemId = await AddToBag();
-    TestContext.Current!.StateBag.Add("ItemId", itemId);
+    TestContext.Current!.StateBag.Items["ItemId"] = itemId;
 }
 
 [Test]
 [DependsOn(nameof(AddItemToBag))]
 public async Task DeleteItemFromBag() 
 {
-    var addToBagTestContext = TestContext.Current!.GetTests(nameof(AddItemToBag)).First();
-    var itemId = addToBagTestContext.StateBag["ItemId"];
+    var addToBagTestContext = TestContext.Current!.Dependencies.GetTests(nameof(AddItemToBag)).First();
+    var itemId = addToBagTestContext.StateBag.Items["ItemId"];
     await DeleteFromBag(itemId);
 }
 ```