Hey David,
Just so you can better visualize the interplay here, I put selected
segments of my model and spec in a gist:
https://gist.github.com/b1eac83fecf3219dd534
You can see how active_flash_sale_discount is called immediately within
min_money(:force), and how my expectation happens just before I call
min_money. So I fail to see how it could have been swapped with another
instance not bearing the expectation.
In the end the original active_flash_sale_discount method is called,
returning no discount, and my test tanks.
I think I'll just fix this by actually injecting the proper models in
there and not rely on expectations instead (which won't let me confirm
the method WAS called, but getting the proper final result will be
enough). Still, I'd love to understand what gives here.
Best,
--
Christophe Porteneuve
Directeur technique, Ciblo.net
[email protected]
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