April 2020

I recently started a new project using ASP.NET Core 3.1. The project consisted of am API project and a XUnit project with integration tests. Everything was running just fine locally and I then added a YAML based Azure Pipeline for Continuous Integration. I used the standard YAML template ASP.NET Core (.NET Framework) from Azure DevOps

A while ago I ran into an issue while trying to write some integration tests for a .NET Core based API. The API was using EF Core and the idea was to replace this with an inmemory database in the integration tests. I followed the otherwise excellent documentation from Microsoft on how to write proper