When no headers are specified, Nocilla should match on any headers about nocilla

[luisobo]

The problem may be related to URL normalization. Try adding a trailing
slash to the URL:
stubRequest(@"POST", @"https://example.com/foo/");

URL normalization is a big TODO.

If that's not it, can you please append a sample project so I can debug the
issue?

Thanks!

2013/7/1 Josh Brown [email protected]

I'm stubbing like this:

stubRequest(@"POST", @"https://example.com/foo");

And Nocilla is throwing an exception:

Terminating app due to uncaught exception 'NocillaUnexpectedRequest',
reason: 'An unexcepted HTTP request was fired.

Nocilla specifies (in the console) how to properly stub the request,
including the headers and body, but I'd expect it to work without having to
stub the headers and body. I've verified that the URL is indeed the same,
so now I'm stuck. Am I stubbing something incorrectly?

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[joshuatbrown]

Tried and couldn't reproduce in my sample project, but it's still an issue in my actual project. Hmm...

[luisobo]

Is your tests waiting for the request to complete?

Check this scenario:

1. You stub a request
2. You fire the asynchronous request
3. Your test finishes
4. Stubs are cleared
5. The async request finishes

The last two steps are in the wrong order. To avoid this you must prevent your test to finish by making it wait until the async request has finished:

1. You stub a request
2. You fire the asynchronous request
3. Your test waits until the request finishes
4. The async request finishes but
5. Your test finishes
6. Stubs are cleared

If you are using Kiwi, use [expectFutureValue(something) shouldEventually] ...

[joshuatbrown]

I'm assuming you're right - that I'm not waiting for the response. Thanks!