coopernetes
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1 year ago The mocking will look for an exact match of the arguments passed in. It has to be a map (AFAIK), not a string-ified object such as your first two examples. Here's an example that I have working with a readJSONmock.
getPipelineMock("readJSON")([text: 'contents-of-scriptResult']) >> mockReturnValue
Expected Behavior
def resultJSON = ''
try { resultJSON = readJSON text: scriptResult?.trim() } catch (ex) { echo 'The response is may not be in JSON format/No error received. \n Exception received trying to parse result as JSON : ' + ex }
I am trying to mock the readJSON and get resultJSON populated with some value.
String resTxt = "testString" String resTxt = "{'test':'value'}"
getPipelineMock("readJSON").call(["[text:'test value']"]) >> { return resTxt}
or
getPipelineMock("readJSON").call(["{'test':'value'}"]) >> { return resTxt}
or any other value even line below....
getPipelineMock("readJSON").call([[text:null]]) >> { return resTxt}
should be returning a value provided with return statement or should throw an exception.
Actual Behavior
Below block is seen anyways. And nothing is returned.
17:01:32.221 [main] DEBUG com.homeaway.devtools.jenkins.testing.JenkinsPipelineSpecification - TEST FIXTURE intercepted & redirected a call: Test : class com.homeaway.devtools.jenkins.testing.JenkinsPipelineSpecification Note : pipeline step Via : queryWebUrl@6917bb4.methodMissing (types) : queryWebUrl.methodMissing Invocation : queryWebUrl@6917bb4.readJSON([[text:null]]) (types) : queryWebUrl.readJSON(Object[]) Forwarded To : Mock for type 'Closure' named 'getPipelineMock("readJSON")'.call([text:null]) (types) : Closure$$EnhancerByCGLIB$$94f4fb1c.call(LinkedHashMap)