Does buster restore stubbed methods automatically after each test?

[KidkArolis]

That's the behaviour I'm experiencing, but I can't find anything about it in the docs other than this example http://docs.busterjs.org/en/latest/modules/buster-test/test-case/#setup-and-teardown, where jQuery.ajax.restore existance is checked for. If buster automatically restores, then tearDown is not needed in this case? Or is there a case where it wouldn't be restored and so manually doing it is neccessary?

[les2]

Your stubs, mocks, spies, etc. are automatically restored after each test. You only need to do it manually if you are using sinonjs in frameworks like QUnit (without the sinon-qunit integration).

I agree that the documentation is not clear. When I first started using buster, I followed the:

if(foo.bar.restore) foo.bar.restore();

template from the docs. But I eventually stopped doing it / removed it since it wasn't necessary. Since then, I've written a fair amount of tests:

32 test cases, 250 tests, 891 assertions, 1 failure, 0 errors, 0 timeouts

And I have not once have a problem with the tear down not working properly in all these tests. (The one failure is for a test I am in the middle of writing).

As you can see in this code, the tear down is automatic: https://github.com/busterjs/buster-sinon/blob/master/lib/buster-sinon.js

    runner.on("test:tearDown", function (test) {
        try {
            test.testCase.sandbox.verifyAndRestore();
        } catch (e) {
            runner.assertionFailure(e);
        }
    });

    sinon.expectation.pass = function () {
        runner.assertionPass();
    };
});