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Trying to figure out why Spock doesn't seem to recognize a method call (of a Mocked object) as an invocation. Looked at the docs (http://spockframework.org/spock/docs/1.1-rc-3/all_in_one.html#_mocking) and couldn't figure it out.



Here's a dumbed down version of the code:



class VmExportTaskSplitter implements TaskSplitter<Export> {

@Inject
AssetServiceClient assetServiceClient

@Override
int splitAndSend(Export export) {

Map batch = [:]
Map tags = [:]

if (true) {
println('test')
batch = assetServiceClient.getAssetIdBatch(export.containerUuid,
export.userUuid, (String) batch.scrollId, tags)
print('batch: ')
println(batch)
}

return 1

}
}


And now the test:



class VmExportTaskSplitterSpecification extends Specification{
def "tags should be parsed correctly"(){
setup:
Export export = new Export(containerUuid: "000", userUuid: "000", chunkSize: 10)
AssetServiceClient client = Mock(AssetServiceClientImpl)
VmExportTaskSplitter splitter = new VmExportTaskSplitter()
splitter.assetServiceClient = client
Map map1 = [assetIds:["1","2","3","4","5"],scrollId:null]
client.getAssetIdBatch(_ as String,_ as String, null, _ as Map) >> map1

when:
splitter.splitAndSend(export)

then:
1 * client.getAssetIdBatch(_ as String, _ as String, _ as String, _ as Map)
}
}


Here's the annoying part: both lines on either side of the assetServiceClient.getAssetIdBatch call are printed. But Spock is claiming there are no invocations whatsoever...



Using logging directory: './logs'
Using log file prefix: ''
test
batch: [assetIds:[1, 2, 3, 4, 5], scrollId:null]

Too few invocations for:

1 * client.getAssetIdBatch(_ as String, _ as String, _ as String, _ as Map) (0 invocations)

Unmatched invocations (ordered by similarity):

None









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    Trying to figure out why Spock doesn't seem to recognize a method call (of a Mocked object) as an invocation. Looked at the docs (http://spockframework.org/spock/docs/1.1-rc-3/all_in_one.html#_mocking) and couldn't figure it out.



    Here's a dumbed down version of the code:



    class VmExportTaskSplitter implements TaskSplitter<Export> {

    @Inject
    AssetServiceClient assetServiceClient

    @Override
    int splitAndSend(Export export) {

    Map batch = [:]
    Map tags = [:]

    if (true) {
    println('test')
    batch = assetServiceClient.getAssetIdBatch(export.containerUuid,
    export.userUuid, (String) batch.scrollId, tags)
    print('batch: ')
    println(batch)
    }

    return 1

    }
    }


    And now the test:



    class VmExportTaskSplitterSpecification extends Specification{
    def "tags should be parsed correctly"(){
    setup:
    Export export = new Export(containerUuid: "000", userUuid: "000", chunkSize: 10)
    AssetServiceClient client = Mock(AssetServiceClientImpl)
    VmExportTaskSplitter splitter = new VmExportTaskSplitter()
    splitter.assetServiceClient = client
    Map map1 = [assetIds:["1","2","3","4","5"],scrollId:null]
    client.getAssetIdBatch(_ as String,_ as String, null, _ as Map) >> map1

    when:
    splitter.splitAndSend(export)

    then:
    1 * client.getAssetIdBatch(_ as String, _ as String, _ as String, _ as Map)
    }
    }


    Here's the annoying part: both lines on either side of the assetServiceClient.getAssetIdBatch call are printed. But Spock is claiming there are no invocations whatsoever...



    Using logging directory: './logs'
    Using log file prefix: ''
    test
    batch: [assetIds:[1, 2, 3, 4, 5], scrollId:null]

    Too few invocations for:

    1 * client.getAssetIdBatch(_ as String, _ as String, _ as String, _ as Map) (0 invocations)

    Unmatched invocations (ordered by similarity):

    None









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      Trying to figure out why Spock doesn't seem to recognize a method call (of a Mocked object) as an invocation. Looked at the docs (http://spockframework.org/spock/docs/1.1-rc-3/all_in_one.html#_mocking) and couldn't figure it out.



      Here's a dumbed down version of the code:



      class VmExportTaskSplitter implements TaskSplitter<Export> {

      @Inject
      AssetServiceClient assetServiceClient

      @Override
      int splitAndSend(Export export) {

      Map batch = [:]
      Map tags = [:]

      if (true) {
      println('test')
      batch = assetServiceClient.getAssetIdBatch(export.containerUuid,
      export.userUuid, (String) batch.scrollId, tags)
      print('batch: ')
      println(batch)
      }

      return 1

      }
      }


      And now the test:



      class VmExportTaskSplitterSpecification extends Specification{
      def "tags should be parsed correctly"(){
      setup:
      Export export = new Export(containerUuid: "000", userUuid: "000", chunkSize: 10)
      AssetServiceClient client = Mock(AssetServiceClientImpl)
      VmExportTaskSplitter splitter = new VmExportTaskSplitter()
      splitter.assetServiceClient = client
      Map map1 = [assetIds:["1","2","3","4","5"],scrollId:null]
      client.getAssetIdBatch(_ as String,_ as String, null, _ as Map) >> map1

      when:
      splitter.splitAndSend(export)

      then:
      1 * client.getAssetIdBatch(_ as String, _ as String, _ as String, _ as Map)
      }
      }


      Here's the annoying part: both lines on either side of the assetServiceClient.getAssetIdBatch call are printed. But Spock is claiming there are no invocations whatsoever...



      Using logging directory: './logs'
      Using log file prefix: ''
      test
      batch: [assetIds:[1, 2, 3, 4, 5], scrollId:null]

      Too few invocations for:

      1 * client.getAssetIdBatch(_ as String, _ as String, _ as String, _ as Map) (0 invocations)

      Unmatched invocations (ordered by similarity):

      None









      share|improve this question













      Trying to figure out why Spock doesn't seem to recognize a method call (of a Mocked object) as an invocation. Looked at the docs (http://spockframework.org/spock/docs/1.1-rc-3/all_in_one.html#_mocking) and couldn't figure it out.



      Here's a dumbed down version of the code:



      class VmExportTaskSplitter implements TaskSplitter<Export> {

      @Inject
      AssetServiceClient assetServiceClient

      @Override
      int splitAndSend(Export export) {

      Map batch = [:]
      Map tags = [:]

      if (true) {
      println('test')
      batch = assetServiceClient.getAssetIdBatch(export.containerUuid,
      export.userUuid, (String) batch.scrollId, tags)
      print('batch: ')
      println(batch)
      }

      return 1

      }
      }


      And now the test:



      class VmExportTaskSplitterSpecification extends Specification{
      def "tags should be parsed correctly"(){
      setup:
      Export export = new Export(containerUuid: "000", userUuid: "000", chunkSize: 10)
      AssetServiceClient client = Mock(AssetServiceClientImpl)
      VmExportTaskSplitter splitter = new VmExportTaskSplitter()
      splitter.assetServiceClient = client
      Map map1 = [assetIds:["1","2","3","4","5"],scrollId:null]
      client.getAssetIdBatch(_ as String,_ as String, null, _ as Map) >> map1

      when:
      splitter.splitAndSend(export)

      then:
      1 * client.getAssetIdBatch(_ as String, _ as String, _ as String, _ as Map)
      }
      }


      Here's the annoying part: both lines on either side of the assetServiceClient.getAssetIdBatch call are printed. But Spock is claiming there are no invocations whatsoever...



      Using logging directory: './logs'
      Using log file prefix: ''
      test
      batch: [assetIds:[1, 2, 3, 4, 5], scrollId:null]

      Too few invocations for:

      1 * client.getAssetIdBatch(_ as String, _ as String, _ as String, _ as Map) (0 invocations)

      Unmatched invocations (ordered by similarity):

      None






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          1 * client.getAssetIdBatch(_ as String, _ as String, _ as String, _ as Map)   (0 invocations)


          ... on:



          1 * client.getAssetIdBatch(_ as String, _ as String, _, _ as Map)


          In VmExportTaskSplitter you pass empty Map into getAssetIdBatch method so batch.scrollId will be null and it will not match the _ as String.





          Your specification can be also simplified, but it depends on what do you need to test. Guessing from the then part you test only if the getAssetIdBatch method was called then it is enough to write it like this:



          def "tags should be parsed correctly"() {
          setup:
          Export export = new Export(containerUuid: "000", userUuid: "000", chunkSize: 10)
          AssetServiceClient client = Mock(AssetServiceClient)
          VmExportTaskSplitter splitter = new VmExportTaskSplitter()
          splitter.assetServiceClient = client

          when:
          splitter.splitAndSend(export)

          then:
          1 * client.getAssetIdBatch('000', '000', null, [:])
          }





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          • thanks very much! that answers what I was trying to ask here. Unfortunately, the real code isn't totally fixed with this, if you don't mind could you take a look at this? stackoverflow.com/questions/53267791/…
            – Matt Takao
            Nov 12 at 18:10











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          Change this line:



          1 * client.getAssetIdBatch(_ as String, _ as String, _ as String, _ as Map)   (0 invocations)


          ... on:



          1 * client.getAssetIdBatch(_ as String, _ as String, _, _ as Map)


          In VmExportTaskSplitter you pass empty Map into getAssetIdBatch method so batch.scrollId will be null and it will not match the _ as String.





          Your specification can be also simplified, but it depends on what do you need to test. Guessing from the then part you test only if the getAssetIdBatch method was called then it is enough to write it like this:



          def "tags should be parsed correctly"() {
          setup:
          Export export = new Export(containerUuid: "000", userUuid: "000", chunkSize: 10)
          AssetServiceClient client = Mock(AssetServiceClient)
          VmExportTaskSplitter splitter = new VmExportTaskSplitter()
          splitter.assetServiceClient = client

          when:
          splitter.splitAndSend(export)

          then:
          1 * client.getAssetIdBatch('000', '000', null, [:])
          }





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          • thanks very much! that answers what I was trying to ask here. Unfortunately, the real code isn't totally fixed with this, if you don't mind could you take a look at this? stackoverflow.com/questions/53267791/…
            – Matt Takao
            Nov 12 at 18:10















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          Change this line:



          1 * client.getAssetIdBatch(_ as String, _ as String, _ as String, _ as Map)   (0 invocations)


          ... on:



          1 * client.getAssetIdBatch(_ as String, _ as String, _, _ as Map)


          In VmExportTaskSplitter you pass empty Map into getAssetIdBatch method so batch.scrollId will be null and it will not match the _ as String.





          Your specification can be also simplified, but it depends on what do you need to test. Guessing from the then part you test only if the getAssetIdBatch method was called then it is enough to write it like this:



          def "tags should be parsed correctly"() {
          setup:
          Export export = new Export(containerUuid: "000", userUuid: "000", chunkSize: 10)
          AssetServiceClient client = Mock(AssetServiceClient)
          VmExportTaskSplitter splitter = new VmExportTaskSplitter()
          splitter.assetServiceClient = client

          when:
          splitter.splitAndSend(export)

          then:
          1 * client.getAssetIdBatch('000', '000', null, [:])
          }





          share|improve this answer























          • thanks very much! that answers what I was trying to ask here. Unfortunately, the real code isn't totally fixed with this, if you don't mind could you take a look at this? stackoverflow.com/questions/53267791/…
            – Matt Takao
            Nov 12 at 18:10













          up vote
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          up vote
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          Change this line:



          1 * client.getAssetIdBatch(_ as String, _ as String, _ as String, _ as Map)   (0 invocations)


          ... on:



          1 * client.getAssetIdBatch(_ as String, _ as String, _, _ as Map)


          In VmExportTaskSplitter you pass empty Map into getAssetIdBatch method so batch.scrollId will be null and it will not match the _ as String.





          Your specification can be also simplified, but it depends on what do you need to test. Guessing from the then part you test only if the getAssetIdBatch method was called then it is enough to write it like this:



          def "tags should be parsed correctly"() {
          setup:
          Export export = new Export(containerUuid: "000", userUuid: "000", chunkSize: 10)
          AssetServiceClient client = Mock(AssetServiceClient)
          VmExportTaskSplitter splitter = new VmExportTaskSplitter()
          splitter.assetServiceClient = client

          when:
          splitter.splitAndSend(export)

          then:
          1 * client.getAssetIdBatch('000', '000', null, [:])
          }





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          Change this line:



          1 * client.getAssetIdBatch(_ as String, _ as String, _ as String, _ as Map)   (0 invocations)


          ... on:



          1 * client.getAssetIdBatch(_ as String, _ as String, _, _ as Map)


          In VmExportTaskSplitter you pass empty Map into getAssetIdBatch method so batch.scrollId will be null and it will not match the _ as String.





          Your specification can be also simplified, but it depends on what do you need to test. Guessing from the then part you test only if the getAssetIdBatch method was called then it is enough to write it like this:



          def "tags should be parsed correctly"() {
          setup:
          Export export = new Export(containerUuid: "000", userUuid: "000", chunkSize: 10)
          AssetServiceClient client = Mock(AssetServiceClient)
          VmExportTaskSplitter splitter = new VmExportTaskSplitter()
          splitter.assetServiceClient = client

          when:
          splitter.splitAndSend(export)

          then:
          1 * client.getAssetIdBatch('000', '000', null, [:])
          }






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          answered Nov 12 at 6:11









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          • thanks very much! that answers what I was trying to ask here. Unfortunately, the real code isn't totally fixed with this, if you don't mind could you take a look at this? stackoverflow.com/questions/53267791/…
            – Matt Takao
            Nov 12 at 18:10


















          • thanks very much! that answers what I was trying to ask here. Unfortunately, the real code isn't totally fixed with this, if you don't mind could you take a look at this? stackoverflow.com/questions/53267791/…
            – Matt Takao
            Nov 12 at 18:10
















          thanks very much! that answers what I was trying to ask here. Unfortunately, the real code isn't totally fixed with this, if you don't mind could you take a look at this? stackoverflow.com/questions/53267791/…
          – Matt Takao
          Nov 12 at 18:10




          thanks very much! that answers what I was trying to ask here. Unfortunately, the real code isn't totally fixed with this, if you don't mind could you take a look at this? stackoverflow.com/questions/53267791/…
          – Matt Takao
          Nov 12 at 18:10


















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