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MockManager.GetMocks bug?

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When Calling MockManager.GetMocks on an interface like this 

MockManager.GetMocks<ICache>();


I get no results when I have definitely mocked the interface. If I use the debugger and call 

MockManager.GetMocks();


without specifying the type, I can see the mock sitting in the collection. If I call MockManager.GetMocks<ConcreteType> with a concreate type, I get the result expected.

For some reason Mocks of Interfaces dont seem to get returned from this operation. Is this by design or a bug?
asked by juice_johnson
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Hi,

I don't think its by design, (and if for some reason it is then its a bad design). Anyway we will check this and get back with a more concrete answer.
answered by lior
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