Repeated verifications not supported?

[flandreas]

First, thank you for this library! I'm on my way to migrate my application from mockk to mockery.

I'm currently struggling to understand how verifyworks. To me, it looks like verify cannot be repeatedly called.

@Test
fun test() {
    val list = mock<MutableList<String>>(autofill)

    list.add("1")

    verify(exactly(1)) { list.add(any()) }
    verify(exactly(1)) { list.add(any()) }
}

The second call of verify fails with

Expected exactly 1 calls, but no matching calls for MutableList(1).add(element = any())!

In mockk, the equivalent test succeeds:

@Test
fun test() {
    val list = mockk<MutableList<String>>(relaxed = true)

    list.add("1")

    verify(exactly = 1) { list.add(any()) }
    verify(exactly = 1) { list.add(any()) }
}

It's probably just me who doesn't get it, but does verify {} reset a mock, something like resetCalls()does?

[lupuuss]

Hi! verify does not reset the mock. Instead, it operates on unverified calls, so previously verified calls are ignored. I should probably add it to the documentation as it's not mentioned anywhere. Do you find this behavior problematic?

[flandreas]

Thanks. I don't find the behaviour problematic, you just have to be aware of it. Adding it to the documentation would surely be useful.

[lupuuss]

Documentation updated! Thank you for raising the issue!