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Isolate.WhenCalled(method).IgnoreCall() Not OK

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Why is it that we must use 

  Isolate.WhenCalled(()=>fake.method()).IgnoreCall()


instead of 
  Isolate.WhenCalled(fake.method).IgnoreCall()


The second call will generate a typemockexception, and the exception adviced me to use the first call.

But I thought these two calls are equivalent in the sense that they generate the same IL?
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Suzuki Dl650 Vstrom
asked by nsoonhui
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Soon Hui,

Currently this is a limitation of Isolator - we decided not to allow method group format, but rather only lambda expression to be used in WhenCalled(). I will put this up for discussion again and we'll look into whether we want to change it.

Thanks for pointing this out.

Doron
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answered by doron
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