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# Mocking — Microcks x .NET adapter (default) Concrete recipe that mocks a downstream dependency the SUT calls, using a Microcks container seeded from the dependency's OpenAPI/examples contract, and wires it into a `WebApplicationFactory` integration test. Loaded ONLY when `mocking-strategy-roster` resolved `(microcks, .NET)`. **Boundary:** this adapter produces mock wiring + an integration-test scaffold. It does NOT drive RED->GREEN, does NOT enforce Object Calisthenics, does NOT verify a provider contract (`VerifyAsync` is contract-testing, a different capability). The `software-engineer` lead integrates this into its own TDD loop. ## NuGet packages ``` Microcks.Testcontainers Testcontainers ``` ## Recipe — mock the downstream + wire the test host Use a `MicrocksContainerEnsemble` seeded from the DOWNSTREAM dependency's contract, then point the SUT's client at the mock endpoint via configuration. The real API is `GetRestMockEndpoint(serviceName, version)` (note: `+` encodes a space in the service name, e.g. `"API+Pastries"`). ```csharp public class {Sut}WebApplicationFactory<TProgram> : WebApplicationFactory<TProgram>, IAsyncLifetime where TProgram : class { private const string MicrocksImage = "quay.io/microcks/microcks-uber:1.14.0-native"; public MicrocksContainerEnsemble MicrocksContainerEnsemble { get; private set; } = null!; public async ValueTask InitializeAsync() { var network = new NetworkBuilder().Build(); // Seed mocks