Documentation Correction around using Verify()

[jcockhren]

Hello, I'm an instructor at the Nashville Software School and my students and I are using Moq for testing. While working through an in-class example, we noticed what seemed to be a typo in the documentation describing how to use Verify(). When applying the instructions, intelli-sense complains and compilation fails. Considering the example from the docs:

var mock = new Mock<IWarehouse>();
this.Setup(x => x.HasInventory(TALISKER, 50)).Verifiable().Returns(true);

According to the interface IVerifies and documention, Verifiable() return type is void and therefore calling .Returns(true) on a void causes compilation to fail and Intelli-sense yells: Operator '.' cannot be applied to operand of type void.

[jessicakilby]

Thanks for showing us! 👍

[tkylesh]

👍

[stakx]

Thanks! Please note that at the moment, this correction won't be seen on NuDoq, since NuDoq doesn't have the documentation for the latest version of Moq. I'll try to follow up on this in #354.