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Mockito calls the real method, stubbing does not work
I have the following test:
private var interceptSelectedRoute = mock<InterceptSelectedRoute>()
@Captor
val interceptSelectedRouteCaptor = argumentCaptor<DisposableObserver<DetailedRoute>>()
@Test
fun `when selected route is intercepted, we should start persisting it`() {
doNothing().`when`(interceptSelectedRoute).dispose()
interactor.start()
val selectedRoute = NavigatorRouteFactory.makeDetailedRoute()
verify(interceptSelectedRoute).execute(interceptSelectedRouteCaptor.capture(), eq(null))
interceptSelectedRouteCaptor.firstValue.onNext(selectedRoute)
assertEquals(
expected = NavigatorStateMachine.State.Initialization.PersistingRoute(selectedRoute),
actual = interactor.stateMachine.state
)
}
Inside interactor there is this method invocation:
private fun stopInterceptingSelectedRoute() {
interceptSelectedRoute.dispose()
}
interceptSelectedRoute is a child of the following class:
abstract class ObservableUseCase<T, in Params> constructor(
private val postExecutionThread: PostExecutionThread
) {
val subscriptions = CompositeDisposable()
abstract fun buildUseCaseObservable(params: Params? = null): Observable<T>
open fun execute(observer: DisposableObserver<T>, params: Params? = null) {
val observable = this.buildUseCaseObservable(params)
.subscribeOn(Schedulers.io())
.observeOn(postExecutionThread.scheduler)
observable.subscribeWith(observer).disposedBy(subscriptions)
}
fun dispose() {
subscriptions.clear()
}
}
When stopInterceptingSelectedRoute() is invoked, I get NullPointerException because subscriptions == null.
I don't understand why doNothing() does not work here as expected (meaning that the real method is not invoked). Could you help?
It is probably because dispose() is not open, so Mockito can not stub final method
I have the same issue. Host is an enum and initializeHost is a method within that enum.
Host(int resource) {
initializeHost(resource);
}
@SuppressWarnings("ResourceType")
public void initializeHost(int resource) {
....
}
I would like doNothing() on initializeHost. But every time I run the test initializeHost runs
private val host = Host.testServer
@Test
fun test1() {
// GIVEN
testSubject = RequestCookieInterceptor(cookiesManager, host)
doNothing().whenever(cmxHost.initializeHost(any()))
// WHEN
val response = testSubject.intercept(interceptorChain)
// THEN
assert(response.request().header(HttpHeaders.COOKIE) == COOKIE)
}
@aliillyas
Host is an enum and initializeHost is a method within that enum.
As far as I know enums can't be mocked. Can I ask why it's an enum? This would be very strange design to me.
This is an older enum implementation, I think its time to convert it to a class. Thank you for the answer.