Why checking call corder with ReceivedWithAnyArgs failed?

[Jeffrey Zhao]

public interface ITarget
{
  void Call(string s);
}



[Test]
public void CallOrderReceiveWithAnyArgs()
{
  var target1 = Substitute.For<ITarget>();
  var target2 = Substitute.For<ITarget>();

  target1.Call("A");
  target2.Call("B");

  // Pass
  target1.ReceivedWithAnyArgs().Call(null);
  target2.ReceivedWithAnyArgs().Call(null);

  // Pass
  Received.InOrder(() =>
  {
    target1.Received().Call(Arg.Any<string>());
    target2.Received().Call(Arg.Any<string>());
  });

  // Fail
  Received.InOrder(() =>
  {
    target1.ReceivedWithAnyArgs().Call(null);
    target2.ReceivedWithAnyArgs().Call(null);
  });
}

Why we have to use argument matcher instead of using ReceivedWithAnyArgs which is much simpler when there's a complex argument type involved?

[David Tchepak]

Hi,

You shouldn't need to use `Received()` within a `Received.InOrder` block.

Received.InOrder(() => {

    target1.Call(Arg.Any<string>());

    target2.Call(Arg.Any<string>());

});

The two ways of asserting received calls aren't really compatible (which is admittedly quite confusing). Unfortunately this means there is no "ForAnyArgs" type of behaviour available in a `Received.InOrder` block.

Regards,

David

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