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When `methodName` is next invoked, the `callback` will be triggered. The callback gets an array as argument. The array contains all arguments, that were passed on invoking `methodName`. This is useful to assert the input arguments of `methodName`.
In some cases it could be necessary to fake a custom send response (like a [BatchResponse](https://firebase.google.com/docs/reference/admin/node/admin.messaging.BatchResponse.html)). In this cases you can use `firebase.messaging().respondNext(methodName, result)` (similar to `firebase.messaging().failNext(methodName, err)`).
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