Improve failure message for invocations received in the wrong order #633
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I think there's more we could do in this area, but this implements @dchelimsky's suggestion which is definitely an improvement. If an invocation was unexpected because, although there is an expectation that expectation does not match due to an ordering constraint, then append "invoked out of order" to the failure message. e.g. unexpected invocation: #<Mock:mock>.foo() invoked out of order Closes #60 (only 11 years late!馃槄)
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I think there's more we could do in this area, but this implements @dchelimsky's suggestion which is definitely an improvement.
If an invocation was unexpected because, although there is an expectation that expectation does not match due to an ordering constraint, then append "invoked out of order" to the failure message.
e.g.
Closes #60 (only 11 years late! 馃槄)