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| 1) Error: | |
| test_0001_underscored_version_of_your_it_statement(CamelizedDescription): | |
| MockExpectationError: expected create, {:retval=>nil, :args=>["foo", "bar", {}]} | |
| test/my_test.rb:25:in `block (2 levels) in <main>' | |
| 1 tests, 0 assertions, 0 failures, 1 errors, 0 skips |
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| it 'does stuff' do | |
| mock = MiniTest::Mock.new | |
| mock.expect(:create, nil, ['foo', 'bar', {}]) | |
| @subject.thing = mock | |
| @subject.work | |
| mock.verify | |
| end |
All the while I could use rspec:
it 'does stuff' do
@subject.should_receive(:thing).with('foo', 'bar', {})
@subject.work
end
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What happened? Was the mock called? Was it called with different arguments?