I don't know what goes on in WWW::Crawl. You have the added complication that you change the domain name. I would start from the Mock module, add debugging messages to see what urls/domains it has in store. What I understand you did is: 1) get data from domain A. 2) save it to Mock module with different domain B (how???). 3) try to retrieve mock data by using domain B OR fetch fresh. 4) croak. Well, it looks like step 3 fails: url is neither in Mock module nor out there in the web to be fetched fresh. The latter is true because it has a 'fake' domain. So not in store or domain change failed.

Oh, in all my tests above I never changed the domain.

1min edit: can it be that HTTP::Tiny within WWW::Crawl was not affected by Mock (which adds a callback for 'request'). In this case, if WWW::Crawl is yours add an option to have an $http passed on it rather than creating one fresh from inside the module. Long shot but I have no idea how this kind of inter-package interaction works.

In reply to Re^7: Testing with Test::Mock::HTTP::Tiny by bliako
in thread Testing with Test::Mock::HTTP::Tiny by Bod

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