On Sunday, July 06, 2014 10:59:38 AM Xavier Shay wrote:
> On 6/07/2014 9:45 am, Arup Rakshit wrote:
> > On Sunday, July 06, 2014 09:23:06 AM Antonio Antillon wrote:
> >> Hi Arup,
> >>
> >> try doing this in your foo_spec.rb
> >>
> >> describe Foo do
> >>
> >> before { allow(Foo).to receive(:baz).and_return(20) }
> >>
> >> # all other lines as they are
> >>
> >> end
> >
> > Basically this example is a small part of my actual code. I generally
> > sometime don't want to call the original method, rather I stub it, the
> > way I set the example in my original post. Then from the example, I call
> > the method and expect it to show the same behavior the way I stubbed it.
> >
> > In Rspec 3 it seems *stubbing* is not possible. *stubbing* and
> > *expectation* is merged in the same line of code, like below and it works
> > too :-
> This is what `allow` does. It is different from `expect`. Try it:
>
> allow_any_instance_of(Foo).to receive(:baz).and_return(20)
Nice to know. Could you elaborate what is the diff between
*expect_any_instance_of* and *allow_any_instance_of* ... Which one to use in
what case... Example code may help also for better understanding....
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