I have a line of code:
@coverage_class.where(original_id: coverage.id, waiting_for_doc_requests: false)
and my unit test is doing the following expect:
mock = Minitest::Mock.new
mock.expect(:where, :results, [{ original_id: :id, waiting_for_doc_requests: false }])
and when running the unit test I get the following error:
Minitest::UnexpectedError: ArgumentError: mocked method :where expects 1 arguments, got []
The parameter array is not accepting the hash as an argument. All my other calls that do not use named parameters work fine.
Surely this can't be a limitation from Minitest? Named parameters in Ruby are pretty common nowadays.
Any help would be appreciated!
The method signature for expect is:
def expect name, retval, args = [], **kwargs, &blk
Docs and Source Code.
Right now you are passing what should be keyword arguments as a positional argument of { original_id: :id, waiting_for_doc_requests: false }.
So you can just change your expectation to
mock.expect(:where, :results, original_id: :id, waiting_for_doc_requests: false)