Hi! :raised_hand_with_fingers_splayed::skin-tone-2: please help me slove the problem i have a method...

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[Shumilin Alexandr]

Hi! 🖐🏻 please help me slove the problem
i have a method with two parameters (java):

public PushSmsResponse sendPushOrSms(PushSmsRequest pushSmsRequest, PushSmsSendRequest pushSmsSendRequest)

and now i try to fix test (Kotlin!) :

whenever(
    pushSmsClient.sendPushOrSms(
        PushSmsRequest().apply {

            … some parameters, setters etc.
        },
        any<PushSmsSendRequest>() - problem HERE!

how can I write Kotlin code for analog from java :

(ArgumentMatchers.any() as PushSmsSendRequest)

in java it work’s. Mock method with any object PushSmsSendRequest type, how can i do this in Kotlin?

[Shumilin Alexandr]

error message from thread:
Invalid use of argument matchers!
2 matchers expected, 1 recorded:

This exception may occur if matchers are combined with raw values:
//incorrect:
someMethod(anyObject(), "raw String");
When using matchers, all arguments have to be provided by matchers.
For example:
//correct:
someMethod(anyObject(), eq("String by matcher"));

but anyObject() marked as deprecated

[Klitos Kyriacou]

Just as the error message says, since the second parameter that you pass to sendPushOrSms is a matcher, the first parameter also needs to be a matcher, not an actual object. Therefore, you need to use it with a matcher such as eq.

[Shumilin Alexandr]

Omg i think 2 matchers it’s a count, not quantity

[Shumilin Alexandr]

pushSmsClient.sendPushOrSms(
    pushSmsRequest,
    eq(any<PushSmsSendRequest>())
)

it’s started, but mock doesn’t work correctly

[Shumilin Alexandr]

when i call …client.sendPushOrSMS() than i get null (

[Klitos Kyriacou]

No, not eq(any<PushSmsSendRequest>()), but the other parameter. any is already a matcher, you don't need to create a matcher from a matcher. You need to apply eq to the other parameter because that one is not a matcher. So eq(pushSmsRequest). (And make sure pushSmsRequest has a sensible equals function.)

[Shumilin Alexandr]

just a minute, i check

[Shumilin Alexandr]

sorry but i’am don’t understand

[Shumilin Alexandr]

whenever(
    pushSmsClient.sendPushOrSms(
        pushSmsRequest,
        eq(pushSmsSendRequest)
    )
).thenReturn(PushSmsResponse())

i try this

[Klitos Kyriacou]

The error message says:

This exception may occur if matchers are combined with raw values.

And indeed you are combining a matcher (any) with a raw value (pushSmsRequest).

whenever(
    pushSmsClient.sendPushOrSms(
        pushSmsRequest,             <--- RAW VALUE
        any<PushSmsSendRequest>()   <--- MATCHER     - You should not mix matchers with raw values.
    )

Also, the error message tells you how to fix this:

When using matchers, all arguments have to be provided by matchers.

So do this:

whenever(
    pushSmsClient.sendPushOrSms(
        eq(pushSmsRequest),         <--- MATCHER
        any<PushSmsSendRequest>()   <--- MATCHER     - All are matchers, so ok.
    )

[Shumilin Alexandr]

just in case

pushSmsRequest

it’s a object

[Shumilin Alexandr]

calling method :

public PushSmsResponse sendPushOrSms(PushSmsRequest pushSmsRequest, PushSmsSendRequest pushSmsSendRequest) {

[Shumilin Alexandr]

whenever(
    pushSmsClient.sendPushOrSms(
        eq(pushSmsRequest),         <--- MATCHER
        any<PushSmsSendRequest>()   <--- MATCHER     - All are matchers, so ok.
    )

doesn’t work(((