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Not working, at least not in the way I expected #71
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What you're describing is definitely not the behavior I'd expect either. Unfortunately, I don't have a good solution to this right now... According to http:https://elixir-lang.readthedocs.io/en/latest/technical/scoping.html:
When we're using the
Implementation would look like this: def indirect_value(value) do
value.()
end Test will look like this: assert MyMod.indirect_value(&MyMod.value/0) == 2 All of this being said, I'm going to keep thinking about this for a little while longer to see if we could get the expected behavior to function properly. |
I'm having the same exact problem! Would love to see a solution. |
same issue here |
I've been looking for a solution for this on and off. The only potential path I've found so far is manually updating the beam file after compilation. There are still a couple hooks I need to jump through to get it working but I'll keep this thread updated. |
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Having the same issue here, has there been any solutions or workarounds found? |
I'm finding that this package does not work when mocking functions that are called indirectly. Here's the example I came up with to reproduce:
and here are some assertions I tried to make for it:
I'm not sure how I should use the package to test this kind of calls, if that's at all possible
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