Thank you, Phil, I see!
I thought the rule was whenever a property is set, set up its
expectations by coding the property being set before the call to
Replay. Replacing my line
' controller's Entity prop gets set
mockController.EntityDocument = fakeEntity
with
Rhino.Mocks.Expect.Call(mockController.Entity).Return(fakeEntity)
makes the test pass.
So if it's a property on a mocked object, regardless of whether the
property access Set or Get, should I always code
Rhino.Mocks.Expect.Call(mockedObject.PropertyName).Return(myValue)?
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