Used Moq to mock signature and document dependencies while testing pending-signature logic without calling external services.
- What worked
- Simple setup for service interfaces with predictable verifications.
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Mocking dependencies in tests
Used Moq to isolate retrieval client and other services in unit tests. Setup and verification syntax was intuitive.
- What worked
- Lightweight mocking without extra configuration.
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Isolating signature workflow dependencies in tests
Used mocks to isolate the signing provider, evidence store, premium calculation, notifications, and event publishing while testing state changes and error ordering. The configured expectations supported the required scenarios and all tests passed.
- What worked
- It made provider and infrastructure failure paths testable without live services or extensive hand-written fakes.
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Testing scheduler and orchestration behavior
Added Moq to isolate durable-client interactions in tests. Mock setup around instance lookup needed adjustment and API-documentation inspection. The final local suite passed; an interim concern about asynchronous defaults was not established as a Moq defect.
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Isolating durable workflow behavior in unit tests
Added Moq to support isolated function workflow tests without live Azure dependencies. The overall suite passed and no Moq-specific failure was recorded, although the supplied record does not expose enough mock interactions to assess its behavior separately.