$ClassName.CamelCase$ not working in Mock field initialization format field

[cesarfp]

In "Mock field initialization format" field I have this:

$InterfaceMockName.CamelCase$ = $ClassName.CamelCase$.Get<$InterfaceType$>();

And the result is this:

countryRepository = $ClassName$.Get();

[RandomEngy]

$ClassName$ refers to the name of the class being tested, and is not valid in the mock field initialization format string. See https://github.com/Microsoft/UnitTestBoilerplateGenerator/wiki/Custom-Format-Tokens

It sounds like you'd like the ClassName token to be available here as well. Would you be able to work around it by naming the field _testedClass or something static?

[cesarfp]

Hi! Thanks for your reply. Yes, that's what I was trying to do. I need the ClassName token because this is the way that I initialize the mock fields. Something static doesn't help me because I was trying to create the template for be able to generate the unit tests of my other classes, but it looks like this is not possible then :/

[RandomEngy]

I can't say I fully understand what you're going for, but it might be pretty easy to allow the "global" tokens at this scope as well.

[cesarfp]

How can I do that? Inside the code?

[RandomEngy]

Oh sorry, I'm just talking about how hard it would be for me to do. The change is on my backlog, I'll work on it when I find some time.

[cesarfp]

What a pity. I think that would be a good feature because it is less restricted and more customizable. Thanks for your help!

[RandomEngy]

You misunderstand. I said I'd implement it. :P

[cesarfp]

I just said that because I wanted to use the extension in my current project. But It's great to hear you have the change on your backlog. Thanks.

[RandomEngy]

If it's any consolation it's the only item on the backlog. :)

[cesarfp]

Haha, thanks man, I'll be happy to wait for the update!

[RandomEngy]

Just released 1.6.9. It will replace globally-scoped tokens in the interface templates.