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@re-Tick Can you please review this? |
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Hi @Ramanjs, the structure looks good to me. We have to pass the ctx to the ProcessDep as an argument to mock/capture the outputs. |
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Nice Pr 😄. We currently support Unit Test Generation only for Go projects. |
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Nice Pr 😄. We currently support Unit Test Generation only for Go projects. |
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Hi @re-Tick, I was thinking about the process to intercept all HTTP requests, so I wrote up a quick prototype of how we could do this using @mswjs/interceptors package by reusing code from the node-fetch integration. It is intercepting and recording mocks for Axios but has a little problem in converting the response body readable stream to string right now. I'll try to figure that part out, but what do you think about the overall structure?