Hi Yast Hackers, as part of my attempt to improve testability of yast code, I hack on mocking module. My goal is to allow writing test code in ruby ( that contain cool testing frameworks ) and only missing part is mocking, because I need to mock it in ycp ( or other bindings ) and stubba works only on ruby code. My code ( in non-working state ) is available at [1]. Everything works, except that it doesn't work :) To give overview I create mock stub call and that deploy proxy component, namespace and function. All parts just provide hooking and if it is called with interesting call, then it replace evaluation with stub result. I write also test case to verify it and it doesn't work ( to work, it needs modified yast-core which allow component replacement in ComponentBroker and Import and git version of ruby bindings that contain fix for camel case ycp modules ). Problem from debugging looks like inside ycp bytecode that preresolve namespace evaluation and calling component broker or Import is not take in effect. Am I right? Does anyone see what is wrong and if it is at all possible to implement it? Thanks for any response Josef P.S. If it looks good, I would like to include it also to SP3 and allow easy unit testing for our fixes for SP3. [1] https://github.com/jreidinger/yast-mock -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: yast-devel+unsubscribe@opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: yast-devel+owner@opensuse.org