Steven Giesel • 7/28/2025

Using Architecture Tests for CancellationTokens and sealed classes

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This technical article demonstrates how to write architectural unit tests in C#/.NET to enforce coding standards. It specifically shows how to use the NetArchTest.Rules package (or Reflection) to verify that all API controller action methods properly accept a CancellationToken parameter and that certain classes are sealed, ensuring better application design and consistency.

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