If we directly pass [ TestCase::class, 'fail' ] as the callback for a
mock method, then the method will be called with whatever arguments the
caller tried to pass to the original method. Those arguments may not be
compatible with TestCase::fail()’s signature, which requires the first
argument to be a string (or absent). Use a custom callback first which
throws away any arguments before calling TestCase::fail().
Bug: T272998
Change-Id: I3514d3d29355a55a5ca10ccc22981e3972347f35
Don’t fail the test immediately when createMultiClient() or
createGuzzleClient() is called – instead, return service instances that
will fail the test as soon as any method is called on them. This is a
bit friendlier for dependency injection.
Bug: T272998
Change-Id: I79f90ef028867920f6a228991eda59ed4aeadb62
Per I1702c11928f8760, tests should fail when trying to make a
HTTP request, unless they have explicitely defined the desired
response.
This patch implements the same behavior for the newly introduced
createGuzzleClient() method.
Bug: T263816
Bug: T262443
Change-Id: Ie3c2efb1387ecc5bc29ff1749cae4bb33e636e9f
MockHttpTrait can be used by tests that need to simulate HTTP requests.
Bug: T262443
Needed-By: I1832cb1858ef4cf42ec34cb7fda509ce5b951c27
Needed-By: I390856b4609635cee22253071f21ce63ff716791
Needed-By: Iff24b55dfaf7a4e02a4c80aaeaf0366de5660ef1
Needed-By: Ia8213725839e4b697c4985060bc35593fea622bc
Change-Id: I8ce17da7315b87b8dd0e502e601b9ac488089456
