> In rspec-mocks, when you say Klass.stub(:new), Klass.new returns a proxy, not
> an instance of the Klass. I'm pretty sure the same is true of mocha.
Ok-- I guess I wasn't realizing that Klass.expects(:new) was actually stubbing
the class.. I was thinking it was doing something like making a duplicate of
the initialize method (making it something like "_initialize") and then
overwriting the real initialize method with something that calls _initialize
but also sets a flag to indicate that .new had been called... So that's
apparently not quite the case?
In any event, after reading what you wrote I got my test to pass by doing:
PostSharer.expects(:new).once.returns stub("Fake Post Sharer", :perform => true)
So this way delayed_job still can call perform on the fake object and everyone
is happy (especially me).
Patrick J. Collins
http://collinatorstudios.com
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