You’ve run into it. MediatR throwing an InvalidOperationException when you didn’t have a matching handler for a request. There’s a fairly simple solution to prevent this: Find MediatR Requests without Handlers.
So here’s some quick code you can throw in a unit test to verify you don’t have any missing handlers.
Find MediatR Requests without Handlers
The above code uses reflection to get all the IRequest<>, RequestHandler<> and RequestHandler<,>. Also worth mentioning it leverages Autofac for the IsClosedTypeOf method in the linq query.
Usage
Here’s a quick unit test that shows it’s usage for finding Requests without any handlers. In the sample below I have two Requests without Handlers: MyRequestWithoutHandler and MyRequestWithResultWithoutHandler
Source
All the source code for my example is available on GitHub if you want to try it yourself.
Another useful test would be to verify that your container actually has the the request and behavior handlers registered correctly. Another post to come with that.
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