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Open Source Projects that make use of Pex

Hi,

I am interested in finding out more about the use of Pex, the testing framework for .NET.

I am aware that the current version of Pex is only 0.11, but is anyone aware of an open source project that currently makes use of it?

Thanks, MagicAndi.

Update - Results So Far

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I couldn't find any traces of an open source project that uses it. It looks like your best best for learning how others are using it is in the Pex Forums.

Jacob Adams  2009-04-23 04:09:07
+4  A: 

I have used it, with Code Contracts, at http://quickgraph.codeplex.com .

Peli  2009-04-23 06:10:10
Hi Peli, Thanks for the answer, +1. I wasn't expecting one of the Pex team to reply!
MagicAndi  2009-04-23 07:15:54
I also know about http://code.google.com/p/functional-dotnet/
Peli  2009-04-25 20:32:00
@Peli: Of course you would use it :))
leppie  2009-05-10 19:30:31
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One more: http://bbcode.codeplex.com/

Peli  2009-08-10 06:10:36

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