I would like to capture a no-arg lambda argument and then invoke it. The problem is that the return ...

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[David Kubecka]

I would like to capture a no-arg lambda argument and then invoke it. The problem is that the return type of the lambda is inferred and differs per each invocation. Is there any way how can I construct a mock for this scenario?

fun <T> execute(operation: Operation, contract: ContractDTO, block: () -> T): T

every { execute(any(), any(), captureLambda()) } answers {
   lambda<() -> ???>().invoke()
}

How to specify the lambda type so that it can be used for any actual type T?

[David Kubecka]

In other words, I'm asking whether it's possible to mock a function with a generic lambda argument.

[ephemient]

Any? ?