Assert Laravel Command is Called in Test

I call Laravel commands from a Laravel command. It works, but I want to test if the subcommands A and/or B are called.

Below a simplified version:

final class HandleActions extends Command
{
public function handle()
{
foreach ($items as $item) {
if ($item->price * 2.24 > 100) {
$this->call('order:reprocess'); // command A
}

if (!$item->stock) {
$this->call('order:cleanup'); // command B
}
}
}
}

I test this command like so (simplified), so I know that the main command is excited successfully.

    $this->artisan('command')->assertExitCode(0);
// How do I assert command A is fired?
// How do I assert command B is fired?

I want to assert that subcommand 1 is fired and/or subcommand 2 fired. But how to do this?



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