function Parameters::doVerify
Throws
2 calls to Parameters::doVerify()
- Parameters::apply in vendor/
phpunit/ phpunit/ src/ Framework/ MockObject/ Runtime/ Rule/ Parameters.php - Parameters::verify in vendor/
phpunit/ phpunit/ src/ Framework/ MockObject/ Runtime/ Rule/ Parameters.php - Checks if the invocation $invocation matches the current rules. If it does the rule will get the invoked() method called which should check if an expectation is met.
File
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vendor/
phpunit/ phpunit/ src/ Framework/ MockObject/ Runtime/ Rule/ Parameters.php, line 84
Class
- Parameters
- @no-named-arguments Parameter names are not covered by the backward compatibility promise for PHPUnit
Namespace
PHPUnit\Framework\MockObject\RuleCode
private function doVerify() : bool {
if (isset($this->parameterVerificationResult)) {
return $this->guardAgainstDuplicateEvaluationOfParameterConstraints();
}
if ($this->invocation === null) {
throw new ExpectationFailedException('Mocked method does not exist.');
}
if (count($this->invocation
->parameters()) < count($this->parameters)) {
$message = 'Parameter count for invocation %s is too low.';
// The user called `->with($this->anything())`, but may have meant
// `->withAnyParameters()`.
//
// @see https://github.com/sebastianbergmann/phpunit-mock-objects/issues/199
if (count($this->parameters) === 1 && $this->parameters[0]::class === IsAnything::class) {
$message .= "\nTo allow 0 or more parameters with any value, omit ->with() or use ->withAnyParameters() instead.";
}
throw new ExpectationFailedException(sprintf($message, $this->invocation
->toString()));
}
foreach ($this->parameters as $i => $parameter) {
if ($parameter instanceof Callback && $parameter->isVariadic()) {
$other = $this->invocation
->parameters();
}
else {
$other = $this->invocation
->parameters()[$i];
}
$parameter->evaluate($other, sprintf('Parameter %s for invocation %s does not match expected ' . 'value.', $i, $this->invocation
->toString()));
}
return true;
}