I have a method that returns the quantity of rows of something like a log.
So if I call the first time, returns 0 rows. But if I call one more time, it could return one or more rows.
someList = getLogLines("unique-id");
Another method has a logic related to the quantity of rows of the first method.
initialRows = getLogLines("unique-id");
if(initialRows.size()==0){
//some logic
}
//another lines and logic
newRows = getLogLines("unique-id");
if(newRows.size()>0){
//another logic
}
As you can see getLogLines("unique-id") is called several times with the same argument "unique-id".
On unit test, How can I mock getLogLines to receive a result according to the number of invocations with the same argument?
If each invocation would have different arguments, it would be easy to mock
doReturn(emptyRows).when(Foo).getLogLines("bar-id");
doReturn(severalRows).when(Foo).getLogLines("baz-id");
But I cannot find how to mock different result when the argument is the same.
I only found Mockito.times(x) but I cannot find how to combine verify and doReturn:
