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I have some simple mock objects with some stubs and expectations set up. When I run my tests on the iOS 4.3 simulator, everything passes. When I run on iOS 5, I get "unexpected method invoked" failures. As an example case, I have a method - (void) foo: (NSString *) bar that I set up an expectation for and then run. The result is 

unexpected method invoked: foo:@"foobar" 
                 expected: foo:@"foobar"

Any one know why this is happening, or how to fix it? The tests themselves are perfectly fine, and have been working for months in iOS 4.

Micah Hainline
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    I reported this a while back at http://www.mulle-kybernetik.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=233&sid=371fd3946d71048deedae278e1e3eeaa. It doesn't seem like any progress has been made. – Christopher Pickslay Oct 28 '11 at 17:49

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Sorry only saw this now. It has been fixed for a while

https://github.com/erikdoe/ocmock/commit/db6f27041efc507ae6ab92721e2f7bbbbd14c28b

Update: The newly released version 2.0 of OCMock contains this fix. So, you don't have to build from source if you don't want to.

Erik Doernenburg
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I'm using the latest version of OCMock from Github on iOS 5 without any problems. There have been some recent additions to this repository, so it's quite possible that the problems you're experiencing have been fixed in the latest version.

Claus Broch
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