Re: [NMock2-Dev] NMock2 status

[Nat P. <nat...@gm...>]

I don't know what's happened to the ThoughtWorks project to package a
convenient NMock 2 release.  I assume it's petered out.

However, in your case I don't think it matters.  NMock 2 is *designed*
to be extensible.  You are meant to write your own matchers to meet
your own testing requirements and those matchers can be seamlessly
integrated into NMock 2's "domain specific language" API so that your
tests remain easy to read.

--Nat

On 15/11/06, Richard Holden <Ric...@qu...> wrote:
> Is NMock2 dead? We have just started a TDD project here at work and I
> recommended NMock2 because it did most of what I thought we needed. I am
> now running into scenarios where the current set of matchers is
> inadequate, including cases where I have seen patches in the mailing
> lists. I am trying to determine whether to continue using NMock2 or to
> recommend switching to another .Net mock object framework. I am willing
> to contribute patches and time to NMock2 if it is going to continue.
>
> -Richard Holden
>
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