Adnan Umer <umr...@gmail.com> added the comment:
When a method/bounded function is mocked and side_effect is supplied to it, the
side_effect function doesn't get the reference to the instance.
Suppose we have something like this
class SomeClass:
def do_something(self, x):
pass
def some_function(x):
cls = SomeClass()
y = class.do_something(x)
return y
And the test for some_function will be
def do_something_side_effect(x):
retrun x
def test_some_function():
with mock.path("SomeCass.do_something") as do_something_mock:
do_something_mock.side_effect = do_something_side_effect
assert some_function(1)
Here do_something_side_effect mock will not have access to SomeClass instance.
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nosy: +Adnan Umer
versions: -Python 3.8
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