Use secrets.json

[tschennie]

For our integration tests, we created a DbContext like this:

DbContextOptions<TestDbContext>? options = this.CreateUniqueMethodOptions<TestDbContext>();
await using TestDbContext dbContext = new(options);

How is it possible to use the connection string from the secrets.json?

[JonPSmith]

Hi @tschennie,

The CreateUniqueMethodOptions<TContext> and other similar use the normal .NET access the project's configuration. This means if you Enable secret storage on the your test project, then you can set up a secret that overrides the appsettings.json version.

The connection strings names can be found here.