ASP MVC 3 testing controller calling ModelState.IsValid always returns true?

It's true because you haven't called anything which sets it false This normally happens during binding, but since you just pass the model directly in the test you skip that altogether If you're trying to test validation, do that directly. If you're trying to test the error path in your controller, your test's arrange can call controller.ModelState. AddModelError(.

It's true because you haven't called anything which sets it false. This normally happens during binding, but since you just pass the model directly in the test you skip that altogether. If you're trying to test validation, do that directly.

If you're trying to test the error path in your controller, your test's arrange can call _controller.ModelState. AddModelError( //...

I'm not trying to test validation with this test. I'm trying to test that the controller has validated the model before it does x. – Adam Feb 21 at 16:51 1 Controllers don't validate models.

Nor do they invoke validators. ControllerActionInvoker does that. All controllers can do is test the state.

– Craig Stuntz Feb 21 at 17:25 1 Thanks, small paradigm shift, big difference. :) – Adam Mar 8 at 17:02.

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