I would like to verify that either of the following two method calls get executed once:
myLogger.logWarn("My 1st Warning Message"); // depending on some randomness in my program,
myLogger.logWarn("My 2nd Warning Message"); // one of these two get executed
I have tried the following:
verify(myLogger).logWarn(or("My 1st Warning Message", "My 2nd Log Warning Message"));
But running the test method resulted in the following error:
No matchers found for additional matcher Or(?)
-> at foobar.builder.StopBuilderTest.build(StopBuilderTest.java:141)
org.mockito.exceptions.misusing.InvalidUseOfMatchersException:
No matchers found for additional matcher Or(?)
-> at foobar.builder.StopBuilderTest.build(StopBuilderTest.java:141)
When I just test for a single method call as follows..
verify(myLogger).logWarn("My 1st Warning Message");
..it runs fine and my test is always successful when logWarn()
gets called with argument "My 1st Warning Message"
.
CodePudding user response:
AdditionalMatchers are used to implement common logical operations (‘not', ‘and', ‘or') on ArgumentMatchers
So following code:
verify(myLogger).logWarn(or(eq("My 1st Warning Message"), eq("My 2nd Log Warning Message")));
Should work as expected.