[jira] [Updated] (GROOVY-9188) Partial mocking static method calls with Ignore & Demand don't work as expected.

["Bryan Stopp (JIRA)" <ji...@apache.org>]

     [ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GROOVY-9188?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:all-tabpanel ]

Bryan Stopp updated GROOVY-9188:
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    Description: 
When defining a mockFor on a class with static methods, if you _ignore_ a method which invokes a _demand_ mocked method. The _demand_ is not intercepted.

Here is an example modified from the MockFor documentation:

 
import groovy.mock.interceptor.MockFor
class Person {
  static def ignoreMe(foo) { foo }
  static def ignoreMeToo() { ignoreMe('foo') }
  static def ignoreMeThree() { ignoreMe('foo') }
}
def mock = new MockFor(Person)
mock.ignore('ignoreMeToo')
mock.ignore('ignoreMeThree')
mock.demand.ignoreMe { s -> 'baz' }
mock.use {
  assert Person.ignoreMe('foo') == 'baz'
  assert Person.ignoreMeToo() == 'baz'
  assert Person.ignoreMeThree() == 'baz'
}

 

Running this will result in a failure as *Person.ignoreMeToo()* returns `foo` instead of `baz`.

Use Case: Mocking nested static method calls. I want to test a particular method. I know/expect that method to invoke another static method on the same class, but I want to mock that one, and return an expected value.

  was:
When defining a mockFor on a class with static methods, if you _ignore_ a method which invokes a _demand_ mocked method. The _demand_ is not intercepted.

Here is an example modified from the MockFor documentation:

 
```
import groovy.mock.interceptor.MockFor
class Person {
  static def ignoreMe(foo) { foo }
  static def ignoreMeToo() { ignoreMe('foo') }
  static def ignoreMeThree() { ignoreMe('foo') }
}
def mock = new MockFor(Person)
mock.ignore('ignoreMeToo')
mock.ignore('ignoreMeThree')
mock.demand.ignoreMe { s -> 'baz' }
mock.use {
  assert Person.ignoreMe('foo') == 'baz'
  assert Person.ignoreMeToo() == 'baz'
  assert Person.ignoreMeThree() == 'baz'
}
```
 

Running this will result in a failure as *Person.ignoreMeToo()* returns `foo` instead of `baz`.

Use Case: Mocking nested static method calls. I want to test a particular method. I know/expect that method to invoke another static method on the same class, but I want to mock that one, and return an expected value.


> Partial mocking static method calls with Ignore & Demand don't work as expected.
> --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: GROOVY-9188
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GROOVY-9188
>             Project: Groovy
>          Issue Type: Bug
>          Components: mocks and stubs
>    Affects Versions: 2.5.7
>            Reporter: Bryan Stopp
>            Priority: Major
>
> When defining a mockFor on a class with static methods, if you _ignore_ a method which invokes a _demand_ mocked method. The _demand_ is not intercepted.
> Here is an example modified from the MockFor documentation:
>  
> import groovy.mock.interceptor.MockFor
> class Person {
>   static def ignoreMe(foo) { foo }
>   static def ignoreMeToo() { ignoreMe('foo') }
>   static def ignoreMeThree() { ignoreMe('foo') }
> }
> def mock = new MockFor(Person)
> mock.ignore('ignoreMeToo')
> mock.ignore('ignoreMeThree')
> mock.demand.ignoreMe { s -> 'baz' }
> mock.use {
>   assert Person.ignoreMe('foo') == 'baz'
>   assert Person.ignoreMeToo() == 'baz'
>   assert Person.ignoreMeThree() == 'baz'
> }
>  
> Running this will result in a failure as *Person.ignoreMeToo()* returns `foo` instead of `baz`.
> Use Case: Mocking nested static method calls. I want to test a particular method. I know/expect that method to invoke another static method on the same class, but I want to mock that one, and return an expected value.



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