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Investigate that LazyAssemblyLoader works with bUnit. See dotnet/aspnetcore#24815.
This probably involves setting up two razor class libs, and testing a component in one that loads the other's assembly, running in a test in a 3rd test project.
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Referring to how the other components do it but MatSlider is ValueMax / ValueMin / Step & MatNumeric is Maximum, Minimum and Step.
I would like to see it consistent across the components or since we only have 2 instances of "Max/Min/Step" that I found we can refer to material.io for the tie breaker?
**Material-UI uses step, min, max for their Slider - Which I think is best and suggest