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No, it really can't become a new feature. At least, not on stable Rust, because absent Specialization there's no way for Mockall to know what return value to use if the user doesn't supply one.
Also, I'm philosophically opposed to allowing methods to be called without explicit configuration from the user. PyMock allows that, and in my experience it's caused far more problems than it's solved.
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You can already do this, partially. If your methods return type implements Default and you build mockall with the "nightly" feature, then every expectation will automatically return its default value. But you still must create the expectation.
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Thanks for your reply! I'll have a try. I don't feel this is the right way to go, can this issue be morphed into a feature request? I could also be a simple function with either:
- a parameter added to
new()
- another initialization function
- a new
no_expectation()
method on the Mock (<-- preferred)
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Okay, I like KISS too. At least we discussed it so people can find it back.
Maybe I have to revise my implementation I need to test or my test itself.
What I currently did as a workaround was creating my own "dummy" mock with simply empty implementation of the trait, which wasn't so bad.
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