Compilation fix for a mock where the return type of a closure is an opaque type

[omarzl]

The following code:

protocol ProtocolReturningOpaqueTypeInClosureProtocol {
    func register(router: @autoclosure @escaping () -> (some Error))
}

produces this mock:

class ProtocolReturningOpaqueTypeInClosureProtocolMock: ProtocolReturningOpaqueTypeInClosureProtocol {
    init() { }
    private(set) var registerCallCount = 0
    var registerHandler: ((@autoclosure @escaping () -> (some Error)) -> ())?
    func register(router: @autoclosure @escaping () -> (some Error))  {
        registerCallCount += 1
        if let registerHandler = registerHandler {
            registerHandler(router())
        }
    }
}

causing the compilation error:
'some' cannot appear in parameter position in result type '((@autoclosure @escaping () -> (some Error)) -> ())?'

This pr fixes the variable registerHandler by generating the following mock:

class ProtocolReturningOpaqueTypeInClosureProtocolMock: ProtocolReturningOpaqueTypeInClosureProtocol {
    init() { }
    private(set) var registerCallCount = 0
    var registerHandler: ((@autoclosure @escaping () -> (any Error)) -> ())?
    func register(router: @autoclosure @escaping () -> (some Error))  {
        registerCallCount += 1
        if let registerHandler = registerHandler {
            registerHandler(router())
        }
    }
}

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[sidepelican]

I wonder if this implementation would work well with the following code?🤔

protocol P {
     func f(_: () -> (MyAwesomeType))
}

[omarzl]

I wonder if this implementation would work well with the following code?🤔

Hello, I am only replacing the word some to any when the return type is some MyType

These other examples work well:

protocol Foo {
    func register(router: () -> (Bar))
    func register<T>(router: () -> (T))
}

protocol Bar {}

The generated mocks are:

var registerRouterHandler: ((() -> (Bar)) -> ())?
var registerRouterTHandler: ((() -> (Any)) -> ())?

[sidepelican]

I've confirmed that MyAwesomeType changes to MyAweanyType.
It seems sufficient to just change the replacement logic to s/some /any /g.

[omarzl]

oh right, sorry I misunderstood you
I updated the fix and the tests to consider this scenario, thanks!

[sidepelican]

Maybe work with most codes. Thanks!

[sidepelican]

Sorry I forgot launch workflow.