Hi, Does anyone know how I can use mockk to say “this methos with any parameters”? In spock you have the operator

*_

for that (see here) Example

fun foo(p1: String, p2: Boolean, p3: Int): Boolean

I want to write something like this in a test:

every {foo(anyParameters())} returns true

Currently the only way I know is:

every {foo(any(), any(), any())} returns true

Is there a way to be less verbose and just say

anything

? I tried

allAny()

as that sounded like what I wanted, but that didn’t help me either, for me it feels like this is the same as

any()

?

i think what you want is not possible because kotlin is strictly typed

that is correct suppose your

foo

method has two implementations, one taking two parameters and one taking three which one would you be stubbing if you had

anyParameters()

?

@Mattia Tommasone I do not know the implementation of the spock way, but I would guess that both are stubbed then 🤔