Hello,
I have a mock like this:
type SameType struct{}
type DiffType struct{}
type ServiceMock struct{
mock.Mock
}
func (s *ServiceMock) RetrieveHomepageOnlyData(arg0 *DiffType, arg1 * SameType) error {
args := s.Mock.Called(arg0, arg1)
if args.Get(0) != nil {
return args.Error(0)
}
return nil
}
func (s *ServiceMock) ToCache(arg0 string, arg1 *SameType) error {
args := s.Mock.Called(arg0, arg1)
if args.Get(0) != nil {
return args.Error(0)
}
return nil
}As you noticed,the second args of two methods have same type,and if I mock these two methods in same test with same second arg value like this:
initDataService:=new(ServiceMock)
arg0=new(DiffType)
sameSecondValue=new(SameType)
func testMethod(){
//given
initDataService.On("RetrieveHomepageOnlyData", arg0, sameSecondValue).Return(nil)
initDataService.On("ToCache","user-001", sameSecondValue).Return(nil)
//when
//.....
//then
//...
}then only second mocking will take effect,and if running this test,I will get an error like this:
RetrieveHomepageOnlyData(*DifferentType,*SameType)
0: &{[] [] [] [] user-001 [] 0 [] [] [{ 0 false 0 false message-002 }] [] [remind-001] [remind-001] [] session-newClient [] [{false 0 tweet-001}] <nil>}
1: &{ [] [] [] [] 0 [] [] [] [] [] session-newClient [] 0xc20812c990 <nil>}
The closest call I have is:
RetrieveHomepageOnlyData(string,*SameType)
0: user-001
1: &{SIGNIN [] [] [] [] 0 [] [] [] [] [] session-newClient [] 0xc20812c7e0 <nil>}Obviously,the second mocking(on method "ToCache()") is used to match first mocking(on method RetrieveHomepageOnlyData()).
Hello,
I have a mock like this:
As you noticed,the second args of two methods have same type,and if I mock these two methods in same test with same second arg value like this:
then only second mocking will take effect,and if running this test,I will get an error like this:
Obviously,the second mocking(on method "ToCache()") is used to match first mocking(on method RetrieveHomepageOnlyData()).