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How to mock LazyCache when performing unit testing?

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A few of my services rely on LazyCache and they use it by injecting IAppCache.

For unit testing, I would like to mock this. I have found MockCachingService, but it does not do any caching (as specified in the comments).

What is the way to perform unit testing in this scenario?

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LazyCache provides CachingService as a concrete implementation of the IAppCache.

When unit testing simply instantiate the tested service using CachingService:

var testInstance = new FooService(new CachingService());