I am trying to stub a method with three parameters to return different responses regarding one of those parameters:
val mocked = mock[MyService]
mocked.someInitialization returns mock[State]
mocked.complexMethod(*, *, *) answers { (_:State, discriminant:Discriminant, _:Delegate[MyService]) =>
discriminant match {
case _:FirstKind => Right(Option.empty[String])
case SecondKind(value:String) => Right(Some(value))
case _ => ???
}
}
However, my test fail with the above message:
SmartNull returned by this unstubbed method call on a mock:
myService.complexMethod(
Mock for State, hashCode: 1730688778,
FirstKind("UnusedValue"),
my.system.FixturesAndMock$FakeDelegate@2b5f8e61
); (of class scala.util.Either$MockitoMock$854506859)
(I don't understand the sentence "of class scala.util.Either$MockitoMock$854506859")
Note that:
- stubbing with
mocked.complexMethod(*, *, *) returns Left(Nil)
have the same issue. - using
any[State], any[Discriminant], any[Delegate[MyService]]
instead of*, *, *
does not change anything.
I am using org.mockito.scalatest.IdiomaticMockito
on Scala 2.12.8 on GraalVM. What am I doing wrong; how can I stub a method to return computed answers ?
Thanks
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