prefer-correct-any-matcher

v1.36.0

warning

effort: 2m

pro+

Warns when any or captureAny have incorrect or misused named argument.

Example

❌ Bad:

void main() {
  test('some test', () {
    final correct = Correct();

    // LINT: This invocation stubs a positional argument and should not have the 'named' argument.
    //  Try removing this argument.
    when(() => correct.work(any(named: 'named')));
    // LINT: This invocation stubs a named argument and should have the 'named' argument.
    //  Try adding it.
    when(() => correct.work(any(), namedValue: any()));
    // LINT: The passed name of the argument does not match the actual argument name.
    //  Try updating the name.
    when(() => correct.work(any(), namedValue: any(named: 'some')));
  });
}

✅ Good:

void main() {
  test('some test', () {
    final correct = Correct();

    when(() => correct.work(any()));
    when(() => correct.work(any(), namedValue: any(named: 'namedValue')));
  });
}