If you are familiar with the mocking framework Moq, you're used to call Setup with the overload taking a Func<T, TResult> and expect after that the Return<TResult> method to be available. And it's normally there.
However, I just ran into an interesting scenario, where calling the correct overload did not make available the Return<TResult> method.
In my case the code being mocked is a dependency that makes a request on a webservice.
A mockup of the wrapper class is created, and the Load method, which returns an XDocument, is setup.
But Return wasn't available:
Interesting that the overload resolution resolved my Func<T, TResult> to Action<T>, therefore ISetup<T> was being returned instead of ISetup<T, TResult> even though the method I setup had return type!
I inspect the method I setup to double check the return type defined:
Yes, it's missing a reference to System.Xml.Linq.
The Unit Test Project template doesn't include a reference to this assembly (and that makes sense).
Well, I added it, it works now.
thnxs .Ur post helped me
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