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EscrowScenarioBuilder

Struct EscrowScenarioBuilder 

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pub struct EscrowScenarioBuilder { /* private fields */ }

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impl EscrowScenarioBuilder

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pub fn with_account(self, account: AccountID) -> Self

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pub fn with_amount(self, amount: Amount) -> Self

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pub fn with_update_data_returns(self, result: Result<(), Error>) -> Self

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pub fn build(self) -> MockHostBindings

Builds a mock with this scenario’s expectations, falling back to apply_default_expectations for anything the scenario doesn’t configure.

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pub fn build_onto(self, mock: MockHostBindings) -> MockHostBindings

Layers this scenario’s expectations onto an existing mock. mockall matches expectations in the order they were registered, so anything already set on mock takes precedence over what the scenario adds here.

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pub fn install(self) -> MockGuard

Builds the scenario and installs it as the thread-local mock. The returned guard clears the mock on drop.

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impl Default for EscrowScenarioBuilder

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fn default() -> EscrowScenarioBuilder

Returns the “default value” for a type. Read more

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