Unstub with multiple stubs doesn't fail when plan wasn't met

[sethgupton-mastery]

If I run

    load 'test_helper/bats-mock/stub'

# this is the "code under test"
# it would normally be in another file
format_date() {
  date -r 222
  #foo bar
}

setup() {
  _DATE_ARGS='-r 222'
  stub date \
      "${_DATE_ARGS} : echo 'I am stubbed!'" \
      "${_DATE_ARGS} : echo 'Wed Dec 31 18:03:42 CST 1969'" 
  
  #_FOO_ARGS='bar'
  #stub foo \
  #  "${_FOO_ARGS} : echo "FOOBAR""

}

teardown() {
  unstub date
  #unstub foo
}

@test "date format util formats date with expected arguments" {
  run format_date
  [ "${lines[0]}" = "I am stubbed!" ]
  #[ "${lines[1]}" = "FOOBAR" ]

  # result="$(format_date)"
  # [ "$result" == 'Wed Dec 31 18:03:42 CST 1969' ]
}

It will fail because the plan for date is met due to date only being called once.

However if I run

    load 'test_helper/bats-mock/stub'

# this is the "code under test"
# it would normally be in another file
format_date() {
  date -r 222
  foo bar
}

setup() {
  _DATE_ARGS='-r 222'
  stub date \
      "${_DATE_ARGS} : echo 'I am stubbed!'" \
      "${_DATE_ARGS} : echo 'Wed Dec 31 18:03:42 CST 1969'" 
  
  _FOO_ARGS='bar'
  stub foo \
    "${_FOO_ARGS} : echo "FOOBAR""

}

teardown() {
  unstub date
  unstub foo
}

@test "date format util formats date with expected arguments" {
  run format_date
  [ "${lines[0]}" = "I am stubbed!" ]
  [ "${lines[1]}" = "FOOBAR" ]

  # result="$(format_date)"
  # [ "$result" == 'Wed Dec 31 18:03:42 CST 1969' ]
}

Then it will succeed even though the plan for date still isn't met.