Unit Testing with .NET Core ILogger<T>

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Because ILogger<T> objects are frequently used in controllers and service classes, we cannot avoid them in unit tests. In this post, we will go over some common ways to work with ILogger<T> objects in unit testing.

1. Replace ILogger<T> with NullLogger<T>
2. Create a Real ILogger<T> that Logs to Console
3. Mock an ILogger<T> Object

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