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EventConverterTests.cs https://github.com/mrtns/ncqrs.git | C# | 162 lines

                    
1using System;
                    
2using FluentAssertions;
                    
3using Ncqrs.Eventing.Storage;

FluentCommandMappingTests.cs https://github.com/mrtns/ncqrs.git | C# | 231 lines

                    
1using System;
                    
2using FluentAssertions;
                    
3using NUnit.Framework;

AggregateEventStreamTests.cs https://github.com/iSynaptic/iSynaptic.Core.git | C# | 227 lines

                    
24using System.Linq;
                    
25using FluentAssertions;
                    
26using NUnit.Framework;

MsSqlServerEventStoreTests.cs https://github.com/mrtns/ncqrs.git | C# | 379 lines

                    
5using System.Collections.Generic;
                    
6using FluentAssertions;
                    
7using Ncqrs.Eventing;

AttributeCommandMappingTests.cs https://github.com/mrtns/ncqrs.git | C# | 389 lines

                    
2using System.Transactions;
                    
3using FluentAssertions;
                    
4using Ncqrs.Commanding;

InternalExtensionsTests.cs https://github.com/mrtns/ncqrs.git | C# | 175 lines

                    
2using System.Collections.Generic;
                    
3using FluentAssertions;
                    
4using NUnit.Framework;

EventStoreTests.cs https://github.com/mlidbom/Composable.Monolithic.git | C# | 197 lines

                    
9using Composable.Testing;
                    
10using FluentAssertions;
                    
11using NUnit.Framework;

TestRunner.cs https://github.com/craiggwilson/mongo-csharp-driver.git | C# | 293 lines

                    
19using System.Threading;
                    
20using FluentAssertions;
                    
21using MongoDB.Bson;

AggregateRootTests.cs https://github.com/mrtns/ncqrs.git | C# | 317 lines

                    
3using System.Linq;
                    
4using FluentAssertions;
                    
5using Ncqrs.Domain;

ToggleTests.cs https://github.com/vc3/ExoWeb.git | C# | 162 lines

                    
2using Microsoft.VisualStudio.TestTools.UnitTesting;
                    
3using FluentAssertions;
                    
4using System.Text.RegularExpressions;

DocumentDbTests.cs https://github.com/mlidbom/Composable.Monolithic.git | C# | 785 lines

                    
11using Composable.SystemCE.ThreadingCE;
                    
12using FluentAssertions;
                    
13using JetBrains.Annotations;

EventMigrationTestBase.cs https://github.com/mlidbom/Composable.Monolithic.git | C# | 248 lines

                    
14using Composable.SystemCE.LinqCE;
                    
15using FluentAssertions;
                    
16using Newtonsoft.Json;

EventMigrationTest.cs https://github.com/mlidbom/Composable.Monolithic.git | C# | 618 lines

                    
12using Composable.Tests.CQRS.EventRefactoring.Migrations.Events;
                    
13using FluentAssertions;
                    
14using JetBrains.Annotations;

EventStoreUpdaterTest.cs https://github.com/mlidbom/Composable.Monolithic.git | C# | 679 lines

                    
22using Composable.Testing.Transactions;
                    
23using FluentAssertions;
                    
24using JetBrains.Annotations;

MongoQueryableTests.cs https://github.com/craiggwilson/mongo-csharp-driver.git | C# | 1650 lines

                    
19using System.Threading.Tasks;
                    
20using FluentAssertions;
                    
21using MongoDB.Bson;

DateTimeOffsetSerializerTests.cs https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-csharp-driver.git | C# | 143 lines

                    
17using System.IO;
                    
18using FluentAssertions;
                    
19using MongoDB.Bson.IO;

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