Proxy Calls Received argument evaluation / string parameter Question

[Luc Debliquis]

Hello,

Can someone explain me why the first test is passing, while the second one is failing.

(the message is not modified at all in the _ips.ProcessRequest())

I guess that's linked with the way Nsubsitute evaluates the calls..

Thanks

[TestMethod, TestCategory("ips-22")]
public void ProcessRequest_ValidMessage_LogsInfo()
{
    var message = new CloudQueueMessage(_validMessageRequest);
    var rawMessage = message.AsString;
 
    _ips.ProcessRequest(message, _inboundQueue).Wait();
 
    // validates that the logger gets a call on info, with the message contents in
    _logger.Received(1).Info(Arg.Is<string>(s => s.Contains(rawMessage)));
}
 
[TestMethod, TestCategory("ips-22")]
public void ProcessRequest_ValidMessage_LogsInfo2()
{
    var message = new CloudQueueMessage(_validMessageRequest);
    //var rawMessage = message.AsString;
 
    _ips.ProcessRequest(message, _inboundQueue).Wait();
 
    // validates that the logger gets a call on info, with the message contents in
    _logger.Received(1).Info(Arg.Is<string>(s => s.Contains(message.AsString)));
}

[Luc Debliquis]

in the second test, the proxy expects to receive this

NSubstitute.Exceptions.ReceivedCallsException: Expected to receive exactly 1 call matching:

Info(s => s.Contains(value(IPS.ServiceTests.IPSServiceTests_ProcessRequest+<>c__DisplayClass43_0).message.AsString))

Actually received no matching calls. 

=> he received, as expected, the string value of the message object

[David Tchepak]

Hi Luc,

Does `message.AsString` call another substitute? (the `_validMessageRequest` maybe?) NSubstitute can get confused sometimes if calls are nested, but I'm not sure this is the case here.

If possible would you be able to post a complete failing example to GitHub issues: https://github.com/nsubstitute/NSubstitute/issues ? It is fine to simplify it and remove any private information, we just need enough for us to be able to run a test and get a similar failure to the one you are noticing.

Regards,

David

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