Use generics to stub a single value with auto-reset #21
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prashantv
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Oct 9, 2024
| // Value replaces the value at varPtr with stubVal. | ||
| // The original value is reset at the end of the test via t.Cleanup | ||
| // or can be reset using the returned function. | ||
| func Value[T any](t TestingT, varPtr *T, stubVal T) (reset func()) { |
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Should there only be a single function that always takes TestingT, or should there be 2 versions -- Value that doesn't take TestingT and doesn't auto-reset, and ValueT which takes TestingT and auto-resets
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Going with Value for now, since auto-reset is a better default for callers, so it should have less noise.
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