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RecordExpectations delaying args verification

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Hi,

Is it possible to delay verification of arguments on the recordexpectations.
I'm looking for something like:

IQueryDns dns = RecorderManager.CreateMockedObject<IQueryDns>();

using (RecordExpectations recorder = new RecordExpectations())
{

recorder.ExpectAndReturn(dns.LookupPtr(_IpAdddress), domainList).CheckArguments();
recorder.ValidateArgsOnVerify = true; // This is what I want
}

TestClass target = new TestClass(dns);
target.Run();
RecorderManager.Verify(); //This is what I want

The issue I'm facing is because the call to LookupPtr is enclosed in a try catch block in the code and the realtime check is cought in this block so I need to delay the verification.

Currently I'm using a work around with reflective mocks to do the delayed verification but it would be nice to be able to do this in Nautral mocks.

Is this possible?

brgds
Martin
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Hi,
You can use the MockManager.ValidateArgsOnVerify API 
MockManager.ValidateArgsOnVerify = true;


e.g. 
MockManager.ValidateArgsOnVerify = true;
using (RecordExpectations recorder = new RecordExpectations())
{
   recorder.ExpectAndReturn(dns.LookupPtr(_IpAdddress),domainList)
   .CheckArguments();
}

TestClass target = new TestClass(dns);
target.Run();
MockManager.Verify();


:arrow: You can use the [VerifyMocks] attribute too
answered by eli
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Hi,

Thanks for the reply.

I did already try that and it failed to work, but after you confirmed that it is supposed to work I moved the MockManager.ValidateArgsOnVerify = true; to the first line in the test and then it works.

So from what I can figure out it must be before I call RecorderManager.CreateMockedObject<IQueryDns>();

Is this correct?

Is there an attribute for this(As I can see potential for errors when writing the tests with the current method)?

Thanks
Martin
answered by Martin1
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Hi,

You are right. The setting of ValidateArgsOnVerify should be done before.
this is actually true for most behavior settings.

Currently there is no attribute for this. But i really like the idea for adding attributes for things like this.
answered by lior
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