Foo.expects(:bar)
Foo.bar(:abc => 123, :xyz => 987)
# assert Foo.bar was cal开发者_StackOverflowled with a hash that has a key of :abc == 123
Basically I want to examine the object passed as an argument to a stubbed method, in order to inspect on a value of that object. In my situation I can't use Foo.expects(:bar).with({:abc => 123})
because I know the object wont equal each other. I just want to compare a sub-value of the argument.
Surely this is possible, I just can't find the syntax or strategy here.
I figured it out! Turns out with
can take a block.
Foo.expects(:bar).with do |the_hash|
the_hash[:abc] == 123
end
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