I am trying to test my IRepository interface via linqpad. To create it, I have a constructor that looks like this:
IRepository dataAccess = new GenericRepository(dbContext);
This works fine in my own code, but I don't know how to get to dbContext in linqpad. (I would rather not create my own unless I need it.
All my code uses IRepository (so I can unit test). I cannot test it in LinqPad if I cannot create a GenericRepository using dbContext.
Any idea how I can get in the DbContext created by LinqPad?
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