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Andy Wilkinson 70e802fba5 Use name from @SpyBean to disambiguate multiple candidates Previously, @SpyBean's name attribute was not used when determining the name of the bean to spy upon. When there were multiple candidates, none of which were primary, this would lead to a failure to find the bean to spy upon. This behaviour is also inconsistent with @MockBean which does use the name attribute to identify the bean to mock. This commit updates MockitoPostProcessor to use the name attribute, when set, to identify the bean that should be spied upon. For consistency with @MockBean it is always used when set. When not set the previous logic will continue to be used. Closes gh-8315	9 years ago
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src	Use name from @SpyBean to disambiguate multiple candidates	9 years ago
pom.xml	Next Development Version	9 years ago

Andy Wilkinson 70e802fba5 Use name from @SpyBean to disambiguate multiple candidates

Previously, @SpyBean's name attribute was not used when determining
the name of the bean to spy upon. When there were multiple candidates,
none of which were primary, this would lead to a failure to find the
bean to spy upon. This behaviour is also inconsistent with @MockBean
which does use the name attribute to identify the bean to mock.

This commit updates MockitoPostProcessor to use the name attribute,
when set, to identify the bean that should be spied upon. For
consistency with @MockBean it is always used when set. When not set
the previous logic will continue to be used.

Closes gh-8315

9 years ago

src

Use name from @SpyBean to disambiguate multiple candidates

9 years ago

pom.xml

Next Development Version

9 years ago