4.14.0

Added

• A mock's setups can now be inspected and individually verified via the new Mock.Setups collection and IInvocation.MatchingSetup property (@stakx, #984-#987, #989, #995, #999)

• New .Protected().Setup and Protected().Verify method overloads to deal with generic methods (@JmlSaul, #967)

• Two new public methods in Times: bool Validate(int count) and string ToString() (@stakx, 975)

Changed

• Attempts to mark conditionals setup as verifiable are now considered an error, since conditional setups are ignored during verification. Calls to .Verifiable() on conditional setups are no-ops and can be safely removed. (@stakx, #997)

• When matching invocations against setups, captured variables nested inside expression trees are now evaluated. Their values likely matter more than their identities. (@stakx, #1000)

Fixed

• Regression: Restored Capture.In use in mock.Verify(expression, ...) to extract arguments of previously recorded invocations. (@vgriph, #968; @stakx, #974)

• Consistency: When mocking a class C whose constructor invokes one of its virtual members, Mock.Of<C>() now operates like new Mock<C>(): a record of such invocations is retained in the mock's Invocations collection (@stakx, #980)

• After updating Moq from 4.10.1 to 4.11, mocking NHibernate session throws a System.NullReferenceException (@ronenfe, #955)