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I'm use MockK for unit test. How i can mockk private call with nullable and not nullable args?

My method: 

private fun trySaveLogin(session: Session, login: String, passwordHash: String?, passwordHashNoSalt: String?, userInfo: UserInfo) { // doWork}

Already tried:

every { loginPresenter["trySaveLogin"](allAny<Any>())  } just Runs
every { loginPresenter["trySaveLogin"](any<String>(), any<String>(), any<String>(), any<String>(), any<UserInfo>()) } just Runs

Everything return error : 

io.mockk.MockKException: can't find function trySaveLogin(-4d6de1423b10ebb8, ...) for dynamic call
darjke
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    Don't know how to do that with MockK but if you end up mocking private methods, chances are that you have badly designed classes in your hands. – lelloman Nov 27 '18 at 08:37
  • Do you have a full stack trace and any other information from the exception? – Jayson Minard Nov 27 '18 at 11:58

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Use this:

every { loginPresenter["trySaveLogin"](any<Session>(), any<String>(), any<String>(), any<String>(), any<UserInfo>())  as Unit } just Runs
Vikas Jain
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