1) Fix compilation, 2) Extend depends.on with by name #6
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Fix compilation (In examples project:)
a) Include packages.config
b) Use same versions in packages.config as other projects
c) Change hint paths to thoses packages\ versions
Extend depends.on to work with by name
a) The use case is if you have constructor with parameter of same type, and want to specify different values in the automatic construction.
Example:
class NetworkSwitchClient { public NetworkSwitchClient(string username, string password, ITelnetClient telnetClient) { ... } }
spec... Establish e = () => { depends.on("admin", "username"); depends.on("", "password"); }