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I wonder whether it is correct behaviour in the current phpunit-mock-objects version that a mock object setup with method returnValueMap() for a method returning different mock objects when called with different parameters returns always null instead of the specified mock objects. If I use matcher at() instead of method returnValueMap() and specify the ordering of method calls, everything works just fine and the correct mock objects will be returned.
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let me start by apologizing for not commenting and/or working on the issue you have reported or merging the pull request you have sent sooner.
PHPUnit 5.0 was released today. And today I am closing all open bug reports and pull requests for PHPUnit and its dependencies that I maintain. Please do not interpret the closing of this ticket as an insult or a lack of interest in your problem. I am sorry for any inconvenience this may cause.
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I hope that today's extreme backlog grooming will allow me to respond to bug reports and pull requests in a more timely manner in the future.
I wonder whether it is correct behaviour in the current phpunit-mock-objects version that a mock object setup with method returnValueMap() for a method returning different mock objects when called with different parameters returns always null instead of the specified mock objects. If I use matcher at() instead of method returnValueMap() and specify the ordering of method calls, everything works just fine and the correct mock objects will be returned.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: