Answer

interface Answer<out T>(source)

An answer for a function call.

Tips for providing correct implementation:

If you want to provide the same implementation for both blocking and suspending call, implement Answer.Unified instead.
If you want your answer to support only blocking or suspending calls, implement Answer.Blocking or Answer.Suspending.
Implement pure Answer if you want implement both methods separately.
Answers should not be used directly. It's a good practice to provide extension based API.

Check existing answers implementations for samples.

If your answer overrides both call and callSuspend with FunctionScope, migrate to call with MokkeryBlockingCallScope and call with MokkerySuspendCallScope.
If your answer overrides only call with FunctionScope, it means that it was possible to call this answer in both blocking and suspending context. In this case you need to change the base type from Answer to Answer.Unified. Now, override call with MokkeryCallScope.
If your answer overrides Answer.Suspending simply migrate from callSuspend to call with MokkerySuspendCallScope.

FunctionScope API mappings to MokkeryCallScope API:

`FunctionScope` member function	MokkeryCallScope extensions
`FunctionScope.returnType`]	MokkeryCallScope.call ->dev.mokkery.context.FunctionCall.function ->dev.mokkery.context.Function.returnType
`FunctionScope.args`	MokkeryCallScope.call ->dev.mokkery.context.FunctionCall.argValues
`FunctionScope.arg`	MokkeryCallScope.call ->dev.mokkery.context.FunctionCall.argValue
`FunctionScope.supers`	MokkeryCallScope.supers
`FunctionScope.self`	MokkeryCallScope.self
`FunctionScope.callOriginal`	callOriginal
`FunctionScope.callSuspendOriginal`	callOriginal
`FunctionScope.callSuper`	callSuper
`FunctionScope.callSuspendSuper`	callSuper

Types

Used whenever there is no defined answer for a call to mock that is in dev.mokkery.MockMode.autofill. Refer to AutofillProvider.forMockMode to read more about returned values.