❔ Creating a base abstract class to ensure a set of derived classes receive similar dependencies?
Hi, working on creating a class library and I have a set of classes, let's call them PlainPizza, PepperoniPizza and SausagePizza. These three need to have injected into them a set of similar dependencies by the DI container however beyond that they share no common methods.
Would it be advisable to have them inherit from a base abstract class that injects those dependencies while each derived class has its own interface that it implements such that unit testing is made easier?
Would it be advisable to have them inherit from a base abstract class that injects those dependencies while each derived class has its own interface that it implements such that unit testing is made easier?
