Good morning everyone. Given the following code, i...

# mockk

[df]

Good morning everyone. Given the following code, is there an obvious reason why the mocked objects return their default values instead of the mocked ones inside the verify block?

val libriOrder = mockk<LibriOrder> {
            every { blueOrderUuid } returns UUID.randomUUID()
            every { items } returns libriOrderItems
        }

        subject.libriOrderItemCancelled(...)

        verify {
            blueOrderService.cancelOrderItem(
                libriOrder.blueOrderUuid,
                cancelledLibriOrderItem.blueOrderItemId
            )
        }

[df]

So basically the assertion fails and when inspecting the variables inside the verify block, `libriOrder.blueOrderUuid`is null and cancelledLibriOrderItem.blueOrderItemId is 0

[df]

And this works just fine too

val blueOrderUuid = libriOrder.blueOrderUuid
        val blueOrderItemId = cancelledLibriOrderItem.blueOrderItemId

        verify { blueOrderService.cancelOrderItem(blueOrderUuid, blueOrderItemId) }

[Mattia Tommasone]

yep
mocking does not work inside verify blocks
you should be doing something like

val libriOrder = mockk<LibriOrder> {
    every { blueOrderUuid } returns 123
}

subject.libriOrderItemCancelled(...)

verify {
    blueOrderService.cancelOrderItem(123...)
}

but calling the blueOrderUuid property inside a verify block does not call its mocked function

[df]

Good to know, thank you. Is this documented somewhere?