Have you ever mocked your logger in a test, or wished you could? That is something like
TEST(some test name)
mockLogger logger
logger.expect_call(log("some string"))
DoSomething(logger)
Nothing something I have felt the need to test directly, or mock.
But you absolutely can in Moq c#
@bluGill If you have a need to mock a logger, you probably should have an interface dedicated to those logs.
It is also recommended to have dedicated loggers used in each domain, rather than allowing logging everything and everywhere, which may lead to sanitizing log inputs everywhere to be in control and not expose any security issues.
But in many cases that may also be overkill. As always, it depends.
Why would you want to mock a logger? Aren’t the different Log Levels already enough?
@DmMacniel so you can prove some interesting thing is really logged? maybe someone else has a different reason.
