How to instantiate a `Group` in unit tests?

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I’m trying to unit test my use of the Okta .NET SDK, in particular the group API.

I’m mocking the output of the ListGroups, but new Group() instantiates a group that has no Id property. In real-life scenarios, all groups returned from that endpoint will have an Id property set.

I’ve tried using Mock API:

var mockGroup = new Mock<Group>();
var groupId = Guid.NewGuid().ToString()[..12];
mockGroup.Setup(g => g.Id).Returns(groupId);

which buids, but fails at runtime:

System.NotSupportedException : Unsupported expression: g => g.Id

Non-overridable members (here: Group.get_Id) may not be used in setup / verification expressions.

This is because Group is a class and not an interface.

Would you consider introducing an IGroup interface, and returning it from ListGroups instead of Group to allow mocking?

Thank you

dotnet #csharp #group sdk #test

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Hi,

You can take a look at our integration tests and also our unit tests which will provide you an idea regarding our mock responses

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