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Website: replace deleted assertion extensions
See original GitHub issue@amirrajan , at some point during the port to .NET Core, we decided to drop almost all assertion extensions from NSpec library, only a few remained: IsTrue, IsFalse, ShouldBeTrue, ShouldBeFalse.
This means that many code examples in website should be modified because of this 😰
PS for those remaning assertions: naming was changed to classical .NET style. If there’s pressure, we can rename them with previous style (foo_bar_baz).
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It says so:
When we started porting, at that time it wasn’t and so sample used to show how to configure solution in .NET Core uses Shouldy as well. At this level of usage, they look the same:
I’d say got with FluentAssertions and whatever casing convention they support.