'Is it possible to gain code coverage for constructors with unit tests?
Say I have these private fields and this constructor...
private readonly ILogger<KafkaFactory<T>> _logger;
private readonly IKafkaConfig _kafkaConfig;
private readonly IOptionsMonitor<IKafkaConfig>? _kafkaConfigMonitor = null;
private readonly string? _configName = null;
private IKafkaConfig Options => _configName == null ? _kafkaConfigMonitor?.CurrentValue ?? _kafkaConfig : _kafkaConfigMonitor!.Get(_configName);
public KafkaFactory(ILogger<KafkaFactory<T>> logger, IOptionsMonitor<IKafkaConfig> kafkaConfig, string name)
{
_logger = logger;
_kafkaConfigMonitor = kafkaConfig;
_configName = name;
_kafkaConfig = kafkaConfig.Get(name);
_logger.LogInformation("{class} using named options {options}", nameof(KafkaFactory<T>), Options);
}
How do I cover this code with unit tests? Is this even possible?
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