I am unable to use the FakeAuthorizationService with my unit test as it always fails authorization regardless of other configuration.
Method in question is: public Task AuthorizeAsync(ClaimsPrincipal user, object? resource, IEnumerable requirements)
Looking at the code, there is no specific logic for this type of authorization requirement so it falls to the last else statement which returns a failure.
Add logic that supports simulating successful authorization of these types of IAuthorizationRequirements.
My best alternative for now is that I think I'm going to have to either override your method or create a custom FakeAuthorizationService and inject it.
I am unable to use the FakeAuthorizationService with my unit test as it always fails authorization regardless of other configuration.
Method in question is: public Task AuthorizeAsync(ClaimsPrincipal user, object? resource, IEnumerable requirements)
Looking at the code, there is no specific logic for this type of authorization requirement so it falls to the last else statement which returns a failure.
Add logic that supports simulating successful authorization of these types of IAuthorizationRequirements.
My best alternative for now is that I think I'm going to have to either override your method or create a custom FakeAuthorizationService and inject it.