Hi,
I have a problem that got me stucks for hour now. I do not think that it's
that hard. I'm just unable to find the correct documentation
Given this example.
it 'test' do
obj = double()
allow(obj).to receive(:a)
obj.a(:arg_1)
obj.a(:arg_2)
expect(obj).to(
have_received(:a).with(:arg_3)
)
end
rspec will give me a nice error with the list of args received
#<Double (anonymous)> received :a with unexpected arguments
expected: (:arg_3)
got: (:arg_1) (1 time)
(:arg_2) (1 time)
whih is very nice. Now if I change a bit the test
it 'test' do
obj = double()
allow(obj).to receive(:a)
obj.a(:arg_1)
obj.a(:arg_2)
expect(obj).to(
have_received(:a).with(:arg_2).twice
)
end
I have a new error message without the call list
(Double (anonymous)).a(:arg_2)
expected: 2 times with arguments: (:arg_2)
received: 1 time with arguments: (:arg_2)
No problem I can choose my to make my own custom message
expect(obj).to(
have_received(:a).with(:arg_2).twice,
"#{??}"
)
But how can I retrieve the call list used un the first case? Do I have to
call it from obj ? Or since I have acces to the matcher instance. I can
call a method to retrieve it ?
If you can help me or point me in the right direction I would be really
thankfull.
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