Support methods prefixed with underscore #553
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I wonder if we'd need to do this in a major or not? I guess nobody's relying on 'methods that can't be mocked'? |
I don't think this warrants a new major either, this behavior shouldn't make a change to anyone actually writing tests. |
Fixes phpspec#108 While it was a common convention to prefix "private" methods with an underscore in earlier version of php, with support for method visibility this is no longer common. Additionally there are a number of exception such as the Soap library where this convention did not hold and code was not mockable.
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Fixes #108
While it was a common convention to prefix "private" methods with an underscore
in earlier version of php, with support for method visibility this is no longer
common.
Additionally there are a number of exception such as the Soap library where
this convention did not hold and code was not mockable.