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AddressObject newAddress = new AddressObject() { StreetAddress = "123 Main Street", ZipCode = "66204" };


Isolate.WhenCalled( () => mockUseCase.CreateAddressObject( "123 Main Street", "66204", out newAddress ) ).WithExactArguments().WillReturn( UseCaseStatus.Success );

Why, oh why does newAddress come back as NULL when I'm stepping through my code?

I want to have WithExactArguments **and** an out parameter that I can populate. How do I do that, please?
asked by jasongb (1.5k points)

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Unfortunately, not yet. We are slating this bug fix to an upcoming release, and it's high on our to-fix list. We'll update here and in release notes when it's out.
answered by doron (17.2k points)
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I was reviewing our code while making another test that I want to use when training my colleagues on Typemock Isolator.

I realized when I stepped through the code that arguments didn't matter when I used .DoInstead.

I'd like to use .WithExactArguments so there's no risk of ambiguity, etc.

But when I add .WithExactArguments, my test fails - even though I'm handing in those exact arguments.

So can I use .WithExactArguments at all with out parameters?
answered by jasongb (1.5k points)
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The bug in question shows up only when using a WhenCalled WithExactParameters on a function that has an out parameter, on an object that was faked from an interface.

This bug will be fixed today or tommorow - in the meanwhile as a workaround you can fake the object from a class.

i.e. in the code you sent us,

replace the line: instance = Isolate.Fake.Instance<IMyAddressUseCase>();
with the line: instance = Isolate.Fake.Instance<MyAddressUseCase>();
answered by yoel (1.9k points)
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