Static mock doesn't work for Windows Universal unit tests

[Anton]

Hi.

My configuration: Visual Studio 2015 preview version + JustMock Q2 (2015.2.512.4)

Apparently static mocking doesn't work for me when i run it from Windows Universal unit test project. It seems ignoring the mock at all. For example here it doesn't throw exception:

Mock.SetupStatic(typeof(Assert), Behavior.Strict);
Mock.Arrange(() => Assert.IsTrue(Arg.AnyBool)).Throws(new ArgumentException());
Assert.IsTrue(true);

The same code executes correctly if i create regular unit test project on the same configuration.

 Any help?

Thanks.

[Stefan]

Hi Anton,

Methods that are part of the testing framework itself are not instrumented and cannot be mocked.

To test static mocking, try arranging a user type, e.g.:

public class JustTest
{
    public static void Do() {}
}

...

Mock.Arrange(() => JustTest.Do()).Throws(new ArgumentException());

Or just check the value of Mock.IsProfilerEnabled - if it's true then everything should be working as expected.

Regards,
Stefan
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[Anton]

Hi Stefan.

 Your sample works. Actually Assert was just an example. I'm trying to mock another static type which is part of Windows 10 sdk. 

As i understand justmock should be able to mock any mscorlib type, correct?

Thanks.

[Kaloyan]

Hi Anton,

JustMock should be able to mock almost all mscorlib members and types. However, it hasn't been extensively tested against Windows 10. This said, could you please share the static type you are trying to mock, so we can investigate the matter on our side. Further, if there are other types that are leading to the same faulty behavior, please share them with us as well.

Regards,
Kaloyan
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