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Allows a test to ensure that an call happens at least one time, but doesn't care how many more times a call occurs.
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The CLA checker is getting confused. Rackspace has signed a corp CLA, so you're fine on that front. |
Closing to get this CLA business sorted out. |
@dsymonds RE CLA: I closed it before I noticed your comment about it. So, I'm confused, can I just ignore that CLA business, or what do I have to do something to make the CLA checker happy? RE Mintimes/Maxtimes: I'll change it in another branch. |
Yes, ignore the googlebot complaining about the CLA. I thought it was meant to cope with corporate CLAs, but it clearly isn't in this case. Your contribution is covered by Rackspace's CLA. |
@dsymonds Thank you for your prompt response! I'll close this and open another one with the changes you suggested. |
Okay, or you can just amend the commit on this PR. Up to you. |
Allows a test to ensure that a call happens at least
one time, but doesn't care how many more times a call occurs.
I've added this because in some event-driven testing that I'm doing
I cannot always know how many times the event will happen, so
Times()
is not appropriate, but I need to ensure it gets called,so
AnyTimes()
is also not appropriate.