In a .Net Core project, if you’re using the DbContextFactory class to create DbContext instances, you may run into problems.

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Learn how to mock a DbContextFactory for repository unit tests in .Net Core. Ensure access to the created DbContext, share it between the implementation and the test, and prevent the repository from disposing of the context.

Mock a DbContextFactory for Repository Unit Tests in .Net Core