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Hi @antabuze!

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You should call the base constructor.
\nUsing your example:

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Setting locale using Faker<T> inheritance. #446

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Setting locale using Faker<T> inheritance. #446

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manscronholm

Oct 19, 2022

How do u set the locale while using the inheritance approach? I tried setting the Locale property in my constructor, but it still seems to default back to english. Example: public sealed class CompanyFaker : Faker<Company> { private CompanyFaker() { Locale = "sv"; RuleFor(c => c.Id, f => f.Random.Guid()); RuleFor(c => c.Name, f => f.Company.CompanyName()); } }

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Answered by ChristoWolf Oct 26, 2023

Hi @antabuze!

You should call the base constructor.
Using your example:

public sealed class CompanyFaker : Faker<Company>
{
    private CompanyFaker() : base("sv") 
    {
        RuleFor(c => c.Id, f => f.Random.Guid());
        RuleFor(c => c.Name, f => f.Company.CompanyName());
    }
}

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ChristoWolf

Oct 26, 2023

Hi @antabuze! You should call the base constructor. Using your example: public sealed class CompanyFaker : Faker<Company> { private CompanyFaker() : base("sv") { RuleFor(c => c.Id, f => f.Random.Guid()); RuleFor(c => c.Name, f => f.Company.CompanyName()); } }

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I see! I'll try it out. Thanks.

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