stub method(arg1,arg2,...) syntax seems to no longer work in 0.10/master about spectator

[postmodern]

I've also tried stub system, command, args and stub system, command, args : Bool, stub :system, commamd, args, stub :system, command, args : Bool syntax, but none of those successfully catch calls to #system.

CommandKit::Man
  #man
No manual entry for foo
    must call system() with the given man page
    when given the section: keyword argument
No manual entry for foo in section 7
      must call system() with the given section number and man page

Failures:

  1) CommandKit::Man#man must call system() with the given man page
     Failure: subject did not receive #system("man", ["foo"]) : Nil at spec/man_spec.cr:23 at least once with any arguments

       expected: At least once with any arguments
       received: 0 time(s)

     # spec/man_spec.cr:23

  2) CommandKit::Man#man when given the section: keyword argument must call system() with the given section number and man page
     Failure: subject did not receive #system("man", ["7", "foo"]) : Nil at spec/man_spec.cr:32 at least once with any arguments

       expected: At least once with any arguments
       received: 0 time(s)

     # spec/man_spec.cr:32

Finished in 50.21 milliseconds
2 examples, 2 failures

[icy-arctic-fox]

Are you trying to stub the top-level #system method or is there a #system method in CommandKit::Man? If the former, then I think I found an issue in the generated stub. It was calling system with no arguments when it should have forwarded them - hence the error: wrong number of arguments. I've pushed something that might fix this to master.

[postmodern]

I'm stubbing the top-level #system. Updated and specs pass now, thanks!