Quick-action for introducing fake in constructor argument

[ffMathy]

Let's say that I have ServiceA with dependencies ServiceB and ServiceC:

class ServiceA {
    public ServiceA(ServiceB serviceB, ServiceC serviceC) { }
}

Now, if I type:

var service = new ServiceA(

It would be awesome if Roslyn would suggest an action called Introduce Substitute for ServiceB, which would turn the code into:

var fakeServiceB = Substitute.For<ServiceB>();
var service = new ServiceA(fakeServiceB

[tpodolak]

@ffMathy it seems to be possible to do that. Here are some preliminary results

[ffMathy]

Woah that'll be insanely useful! Can't wait until it is up! ♥️

[ffMathy]

Is there an ETA on when it'll be published to NuGet?

[tpodolak]

Is there an ETA on when it'll be published to NuGet?

I've just opened PR for this feature so I guess we should be able to release it within 1 or 2 weeks

[ffMathy]

Great to hear, and perfect that you linked this issue.

Looking forward to it. Thanks again.

[tpodolak]

@ffMathy released in 1.0.13

[ffMathy]

Hmmm @dtchepak these don't work for me in Visual Studio 2019 (latest update). Can you get them working? I noticed you're using Rider in your example.

[tpodolak]

I have only access to VS Community and it works fine there

Please note that usually Visual Studio doesnt pick up new rules/refactoring directly after package update/install so the restart is required