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Support for Answers in mock setup

See original GitHub issue

It would be very useful to be able to do a doAnswer in the same way as a doReturn or a doThrow. Something like:

private val userDao: UserDao = mock {
    on(this.save(any())) doAnswer { user ->
        UserModel(id = "userId", version = 1L, userData = user)
    }
}

At the moment I’m having to do this in an @Before or else in each test case.

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sazzercommented, Feb 11, 2017

That’s exactly how TestNG works, and JUnit can be configured to work that way, but by default it does a new instance per test method. It’s a way to help ensure that the tests are independent of each other - barring anything external…

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nhaarmancommented, Feb 12, 2017

1.3.0 should be available on JCenter and Maven Central soon!

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