"BadMethodCallException" sounds like it would fit, but it does have a very different meaning, described as "exception thrown if a callback refers to an undefined method or if some arguments are missing". This is not what's going on here. These are methods that should only be called from unit tests. This appears to be a common mistake, often copy-pasted. Change-Id: Ib39e28f596a883481d5f526460a5c871c75f5313 |
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