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I'm trying to test a scope I have that is based upon a chain of other scopes. ("public_stream" below). scope :public, where("entries.privacy = 'public'") scope :completed, where("entries.observation <> '' AND entries.application <> ''") scope :without_user, lambda { |user| where("entries.user_id <> ?", user.id) } scope :public_stream, lambda { |user| public.completed.without_user(user).limit(15) } Using a test like this: it "should use the public, without_user, completed, and limit scopes" do @chain = mock(ActiveRecord::Relation) Entry.should_receive(:public).and_return(@chain) @chain.should

I am trying to unit-test a piece of code that gets called from a WebAPI (OData) controller and takes in an HttpControllerContext: public string MethodToTest(HttpControllerContext context) { string pub = string.Empty; if (context != null) { pub = context.Request.RequestUri.Segments[2].TrimEnd('/'); } return pub; } To Unit-test this i need an HttpControllerContext object. How should i go about it? I was initially trying to stub it with Microsoft Fakes, but HttpControllerContext doesnt seem to have an interface (why??), so thats doesnt seem to be an option. Should i just new up a new

Suppose I have the following Event model: from django.db import models import datetime class Event(models.Model): date_start = models.DateField() date_end = models.DateField() def is_over(self): return datetime.date.today() > self.date_end I want to test Event.is_over() by creating an Event that ends in the future (today + 1 or something), and stubbing the date and time so the system thinks we've reached that future date. I'd like to be able to stub ALL system time objects as far as python is concerned. This includes datetime.date.today() , datetime.datetime.now() , and any other standard date

Just wondering if/how arguments can be passed in rspec stub chains. To give an example, suppose I have the following action: def index @payments = Payment.order(:updated_at).where(:paid => true) @bad_payments = Payment.order(:some_other_field).where(:paid => false) end In my controller spec, I'd like to be able to stub out both methods and return different results. If only the @payments field were in the action I'd use something like Payment.stub_chain(:order, :where) { return_this } But of course, that will return the same value for @bad_payments . So - in short, how do I include the :updated

I'm using System.Data.Objects.EntityFunctions.TruncateTime method to get date part of a datetime in my query: if (searchOptions.Date.HasValue) query = query.Where(c => EntityFunctions.TruncateTime(c.Date) == searchOptions.Date); This method (I believe the same applies to other EntityFunctions methods) cannot be executed outside of LINQ to Entities. Executing this code in a unit test, which effectively is LINQ to objects, causes a NotSupportedException to be thrown: System.NotSupportedException : This function can only be invoked from LINQ to Entities. I'm using a stub for a repository with