How do I setup a strict mock?

Currently Isolator AAA does not have VerifyAll you can use the older API (reflective/natural mocks) that do have this functionality. or use reflection to set expectation using Isolate.NonPublic to set all other methods to throw exception if called.

var someClass = new ClassUnderTest();
var type = someClass.GetType();
foreach(var method in type.GetMethods())
{
    var methodName = method.Name;
    Isolate.NonPublic.WhenCalled(someClass, methodName)
        .WillThrow(new Exception(string.Format("Method {0} was called", methodName)));
}

We have noticed that setting such behavior seems creates very fragile tests, is there a specific test you want to write that requires to make sure that most of an object methods were not called?

We have noticed that setting such behavior seems creates very fragile tests, is there a specific test you want to write that requires to make sure that most of an object methods were not called?

I understand how this might be bad in general. In this specific case, I have a plug-in interface with a sequence diagram explaining what sequence of calls are made to the plug-ins, and in what order. I am verifying that my code calls that interface as specified.

We have noticed that setting such behavior seems creates very fragile tests, is there a specific test you want to write that requires to make sure that most of an object methods were not called?

This is probably egregious abuse on my part, but I was using typemock to mock an object which had an internal memory buffer and read/write methods much like a binaryreader/writer.

I'd intercepted most of the write calls so that they would write to a MemoryStream, but accidentally missed one. Because they returned void I wasn't made aware of this.

It took me a while to realise I had missed it :)