tl;dr

You can use ordered to ensure that messages are received in a specific order.

Example

expect(ClassA).to receive(:call_first).ordered
expect(ClassB).to receive(:call_second).ordered
expect(ClassB).to receive(:call_third).ordered

#ordered supports further chaining

Example

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