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I'm trying to verify that one of the overloaded method signatures gets called. I don't care which one gets called. Is there a way I could do this with fakeit? ie Verify(Method(foo, bar) || Method(Foo, bar)).Twice(). Or if that doesn't exist is there a way to get the invocation count of a method so I can just add them together?
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There is no built-in way for that as far as I know, you can manually do it by mocking these functions with a Do and passing a lambda that increment a counter but I guess you were asking for a built-in solution.
Obviously the Do can be used, but an alternative could be adding a function that returns the number of invocations, then you could manually Assert etc. Not sure if there is a nicer syntactically sugary way to do this.
I'm trying to verify that one of the overloaded method signatures gets called. I don't care which one gets called. Is there a way I could do this with fakeit? ie Verify(Method(foo, bar) || Method(Foo, bar)).Twice(). Or if that doesn't exist is there a way to get the invocation count of a method so I can just add them together?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: