afaik, the problem the problem is because the scop...
# coroutinesp
pdegand
10/25/2018, 9:17 AMafaik, the problem the problem is because the scoped used during the mocking is now different than the one used for the real call, therefor, the Continuation used is different. But I don't know how i can work around this problem.
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Martin Devillers
10/25/2018, 9:21 AMWhich mocking library are you using?
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pdegand
10/25/2018, 9:23 AMmockito-core and com.nhaarman:mockito-kotlin-kt1.1 extensions
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Martin Devillers
10/25/2018, 9:29 AMI ran into this issue also, with the implicit continuation, but I couldn’t really find a viable solution. I’m considering Mockk which should support mocking suspending functions. Sorry, it’s not a very encouraging answer.
In the meantime I create my mocks manually for classes with suspending members. Generally I end up redirecting the suspending call to non-suspending functions which I actually mock, that way I still get the benefit of Mockito’s fluent syntax.
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dave08
10/25/2018, 10:08 AMYou can include mockk alongside mockito and gradually migrate if you want...
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