Using the objective-c default return type id instead of void for stubbed methods #397
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just wondering, do you think it would make sense to write a test for this one? |
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I added a unit test for this. The scenario that lead me to the changes in this PR is the following:
This also happens if I try to mock a class that implements several protocols, as the KWMock constructor allows either a class, or a single protocol. |
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Using the objective-c default return type id instead of void for stubbed methods
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@cristiankocza nicely done! |
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Objective-c's default return type is id. Currently Kiwi generates method signatures with the "void" return type if the stubbed method is not found within the mocked class/protocol.