It's beef awhile since I've used it, but was using it for web forms where we didn't want to deal with creating our own page factory.
Also, the way I've typically written unit tests is with StructureMap auto mocking which will automatically inject mocks into your constructor so you don't have a bunch of compile errors if you add a dependency.
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It's beef awhile since I've used it, but was using it for web forms where we didn't want to deal with creating our own page factory.
Also, the way I've typically written unit tests is with StructureMap auto mocking which will automatically inject mocks into your constructor so you don't have a bunch of compile errors if you add a dependency.
https://lostechies.com/joshuaflanagan/2009/02/04/auto-mockin...
But, I'm not trying to bash your project, it's always fun to dig into the internals and set this sort of stuff up on your own.