Why my setup was not matched

[Hui Zhao]

The error:

Moq.MockVerificationException : The following setups were not matched.

public class KeCallFlowApplication : ICallFlowApplication
{
 public void HandleCall()
 {
  PlayDebitAccountBalance();
 }

 public virtual void PlayDebitAccountBalance()
 {
  // blah
 }

In my unit test

public void PlayDebitAccountBalance_Should_Be_Called()

{

// ARRANGE

var keCallFlowApplicationMock = new Mock<KeCallFlowApplication>() {CallBase = true};

// ACT

keCallFlowApplicationMock.Setup(x => x.PlayDebitAccountBalance());

//ASSERT

keCallFlowApplicationMock.VerifyAll();

}

 The entire message:

Result StackTrace: 
at Moq.Mock.VerifyAll()
   at KeCallFlowAplicationTest.PlayDebitAccountBalance_Should_Be_Called() 
Result Message: 
Moq.MockVerificationException : The following setups were not matched:
KeCallFlowApplication x => x.PlayDebitAccountBalance()

Thanks. 

 

[Ale Miralles]

I guess in the ACT section you are missing the call to:

 keCallFlowApplicationMock.HandleCall()

(Which internally ends up calling the mocked method and make the verification pass)

Maybe I'm missing something obvious here, but at a first glance the error you get is the expected behaviour.

Ale Miralles.

http://amiralles.com.ar

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