for example:
id mockDelegate = OCMProtocolMock(@protocol(managerDelegate));
self.vc.delegate = mockDelegate;
OCMExpect([mockDelegate someMethod:OCMOCK_ANY]);
... Execute some methods to make vc.m respond to someMethod delegate callback...
OCMVerify(mockDelegate);
I implemented the above method and found that even if the class does not respond to the someMethod method, OCMVerify still judges it passed. Why?
For using strict mocks, please have a look at section 7 of the documentation: https://ocmock.org/reference/#strict-mocks-and-expectations
It's easy to overlook but you have to use OCMVerifyAll
for verifying expectations. OCMVerify
is used for something else.