If I try to unit test a view having Html.AntiForgeryToken() call inside I get an argument exception (An HttpContext is required to perform this operation. Check that this operation is being performed during a web request).
I tried to mock HttpContext (view.Context = Substitute.For<HttpContextBase>()) but is does not help.
(BTW: I am using MVC 5.0 and .NET 4.5)
Comments: Cool, I didn't realize the HttpContext.Current could be _set_. Ideally, we'd change the RZ testing helper to do something like this automatically.
I tried to mock HttpContext (view.Context = Substitute.For<HttpContextBase>()) but is does not help.
(BTW: I am using MVC 5.0 and .NET 4.5)
Comments: Cool, I didn't realize the HttpContext.Current could be _set_. Ideally, we'd change the RZ testing helper to do something like this automatically.