shouldly

The Should.Throw() method returns the exception, so you can continue to test if for other things. For example: Should.Throw<MyException>(() => new ClassUnderTest().DoSomething()) .Message.ShouldBe(“My Custom Message”); Or, if you want to do more than just test the message: MyException ex = Should.Throw<MyException>(() => new ClassUnderTest().DoSomething()); You can then do what you like with ex. Note: Shouldly … Read more