Reputation: 4164
Azure Functions abstract plenty of dependencies like queue libraries and Azure Tables. So from a Unit Test dependencies mocking perspective, there is less coding effort (and accordingly less maintenance).
Assuming we are developing locally using Visual Studio 2015
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Reputation: 43183
As it stands, it's not really possible to unit test those files. For that reason (and a number of others), we have switched to a different model when developing Functions from Visual Studio, based on .cs and more standard .NET libraries. This makes a lot of things more 'normal' in Visual Studio. See doc for details.
Update: see also Could not load file or assembly System.Net.Http, Version=4.1.1.0 in Unit Test for Azure Functions relating to unit test projects.
Upvotes: 12