Remove Moq now!
Using Moq for dotnet mocking? ๐Watch out! Since version 4.20, they’ve introduced a sneaky SponserLink.
What does it do? It scans for your ๐ฉemail in your git folder during build. Sounds risky, right?
The solution? Say ๐goodbye to Moq or downgrade to ensure your safety!
Personally, I’m a fan of NSubstitute – it’s got a more pleasing syntax for mocking in my opinion.
But Moq is widely used, so consider this a ๐จwarning! ๐จ
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