for example：

id mockDelegate = OCMProtocolMock(@protocol(managerDelegate));
self.vc.delegate = mockDelegate;
OCMExpect([mockDelegate someMethod:OCMOCK_ANY]);

... Execute some methods to make vc.m respond to someMethod delegate callback...

OCMVerify(mockDelegate);

I implemented the above method and found that even if the class does not respond to the someMethod method, OCMVerify still judges it passed. Why?

CodePudding user response：

For using strict mocks, please have a look at section 7 of the documentation: https://ocmock.org/reference/#strict-mocks-and-expectations

It's easy to overlook but you have to use OCMVerifyAll for verifying expectations. OCMVerify is used for something else.