require 'spec_helper' describe Mutant::WarningExpectation do let(:object) { described_class.new(expected_warnings) } let(:expected_warnings) { [] } let(:actual_warnings) { [] } let(:warning_a) { "foo.rb:10: warning: We have a problem!\n" } let(:warning_b) { "bar.rb:10: warning: We have an other problem!\n" } describe '#execute' do subject { object.execute(&block) } before do @called = false end let(:block) do lambda do @called = true actual_warnings.each(&Kernel.method(:warn)) end end it 'executes block' do expect { subject }.to change { @called }.from(false).to(true) end context 'when no warnings occur during block execution' do context 'and no warnings are expected' do it_should_behave_like 'a command method' end context 'and warnings are expected' do let(:expected_warnings) { [warning_a] } before do expect($stderr).to receive(:puts).with("Expected but missing warnings: #{expected_warnings}") end it_should_behave_like 'a command method' end end context 'when warnings occur during block execution' do let(:actual_warnings) { [warning_a, warning_b] } context 'and only some no warnings are expected' do let(:expected_warnings) { [warning_a] } it 'raises an expectation error' do expect { subject }.to raise_error(Mutant::WarningExpectation::ExpectationError.new(expected_warnings)) end end context 'and all warnings are expected' do let(:expected_warnings) { [warning_a, warning_b] } it_should_behave_like 'a command method' end context 'and there is an expected warning missing' do let(:expected_warnings) { [warning_a] } let(:actual_warnings) { [warning_b] } it 'raises an expectation error' do expect { subject }.to raise_error(Mutant::WarningExpectation::ExpectationError.new([warning_b])) end end end end end