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We use Moq for our unit tests, I dont understand why we are doing the following with the VerifyAll call. Would there be a reason why this is done or can I just use the verify method?

createbleUtility.Verify(x => x.AuditCreatedItem(It.IsAny<TaskFinished>()), Times.Exactly(2));
createbleUtility.VerifyAll();
Andrew
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  • Ok so it makes sure you setup methods are called as well as as the verify that a method was called? – Andrew Sep 27 '18 at 12:55

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VerifyAll() is for verifying that all the expectations have been met. It is not required if you only have one expectation and you use the verify as specified in your example

Girish Thanki
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