Clear invocations on mock, without resetting

[helmesjo]

Title says it all:

How do I clear the invocations on a mock, without resetting it completely?

Simple example:

TEST(Add_AlreadyHasItem_ListenerIsNotNotified)
{
    auto mock = Mock<MyListener>();
    Fake(Method(mock, OnChange));
    auto container = MyContainer(&mock.get());
    auto item = MyItem();
    container.add(item); // Add once

    mock.clearInvocations(); // <--- This is what I want
    // mock.reset(); // <---- This is NOT what I want, mock might have 10 already faked methods, don't wanna redo it... :)

    container.add(item); // Add twice

    Verify(Method(mock, OnChange)).Never();
}

Scimmed through your code but can't seem to find anything like this.

[helmesjo]

Note: I am aware of the many different ways to get around this (eg. in this case, instead of Never(), use Once()), but that is not a sustainable solution IMO.

[helmesjo]

@eranpeer Any thoughts?

[eranpeer]

I hope I will have time this week to add this functionality. It is a nice enhancement and should be quite simple to implement.

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[eranpeer]

More than week, but finally done. I added a ClearInvocationHistory() method. It will clear the recorded invocations but keep the stubbing. Hope it solves this issue.

[helmesjo]

Great! I've tried a lot of frameworks (mostly C#) and this feature is indeed very handy, especially in this case where one have to re-define the stubbs.

Thank you!