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The examples in the readme have maps without type variables. I was hoping Apex could infer, but it doesn't seem to be the case.

An example from the readme what won't compile:

Account acc1 = (Account)Mock.one('Account', 
                    new Map{ 'MyField__c' => 'some-value', 'OtherField__c' => 123}, true); 

This will:

Account acc1 = (Account)Mock.one('Account', 
                    new Map<String, Object> { 'MyField__c' => 'some-value', 'OtherField__c' => 123}, true); 

MockUtil.testGetProfile searches for the profile 'System Administrator'. This can be different if the user who is testing has another language selected.

possible solution :

User u = [Select ID, LanguageLocaleKey FROM User WHERE Id =: UserInfo.getUserId() LIMIT 1];
u.LanguageLocaleKey = 'en_US';
update u;

    System.runAs(u) {
        //every org has System Administrator profile so we can reliably test that it exists
        System.assertNotEquals(null, MockUtils.getProfile('System Administrator'), 'System Administrator profile always exists');
    }

Loving this framework!

But after installing this new version I got a lot of save errors on the MockDBTest. It seems that there is a query function missing in the MockDB class ?

Hi Andrey,

just to let you know, if person accounts are active, the creation of accounts will fail.
In the MockStandard the name field is provided as default. But a personaccount has no name but a lastname that is required.

You can detect person account by the field isPersonAccount of course. Maybe it fits somewhere...

anyhow, many thanks for the wonderful framework

Andries

When creating more than 100 objects you will receive this error:

System.LimitException: Too many fields describes

This isn't required, but it's good practice.

Especially since salesforce now requires this in classes with newer metadata types.

Affected files:
MockUtils.cls

The variable dependsOn in Mock.populateFieldValues() is redefined, even though it's final. The apex compiler doesn't catch this, but it fails when executed.