Hi,

I have a controller like:

    public class ShoppingCartController : RenderMvcController
{
    public override ActionResult Index(RenderModel model)
    {
        ShoppingCartViewModel vm = new  ShoppingCartViewModel(model.Content);

        var member = Members.GetCurrentMember();
        if (member == null)
        {
            vm.ShowNotLoggedInMessage = true;
            return View(vm);
        }

        Guid customerGuid;
        Guid.TryParse(member.GetProperty("customerGuid")?.Value.ToString(), out customerGuid);

        if (customerGuid == Guid.Empty)
        {
            vm.ShowNoCartItemsMessage = true;
            return View(vm);
        }

Now when I'm writing tests I set the application context like *I found this on a blog

var applicationContext = new ApplicationContext( CacheHelper.CreateDisabledCacheHelper(), new ProfilingLogger(Mock.Of<ILogger>(), Mock.Of<IProfiler>()) ); UmbracoContext.EnsureContext( Mock.Of<HttpContextBase>(), applicationContext, new WebSecurity(Mock.Of<HttpContextBase>(), applicationContext), Mock.Of<IUmbracoSettingsSection>(), Enumerable.Empty<IUrlProvider>(), true );

which runs before my test.

        [Test]
    public void ItShouldReturnNotLoggedInError()
    {
        ShoppingCartController controller = new ShoppingCartController();

        var result = controller.Index(..... )

It blows up because Members is null. I'm guessing I need to set it up on the Context or something but I'm struggling.

I can see the base class of RenderMVCController UmbracoHelper is passed into the controller constructor. I can't for the life of me get Members to not be null. I could stub it out by wrapping a interface around it but then I'm adding another layer. I also don't want to add a new constructor just for unit testing.