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github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/compute-image-tools/cli_tools
cli_tools uses gomock. The mocks are stored as source code, and need to be updated whenever the referenced interface is changed.
To use existing mocks, no setup is required.
To generate new mocks, or update existing mocks, you need the mockgen
tool:
go install github.com/golang/mock/mockgen
export PATH=$PATH:~/go/bin
For interfaces within cli_tools that require mocking, we create go generate definitions. These definitions codify naming convention, and simplify future updates.
For example, to update the mock for shell.Executor
:
cd cli_tools/common/utils/shell
go generate ./...
For interfaces that are external to cli_tools, we run mockgen
directly.
For example, to update the mock for daisy.Logger
:
cd cli_tools/mocks
mockgen -package mocks -mock_names Logger=MockDaisyLogger \
github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/compute-daisy Logger > mock_daisy_logger.go
Tips:
-mock_names
flag. Executing git diff
will help you to determine whether that flag is required.cli_tools/mocks
.cli_tools/common/image/importer/mocks/source_mocks.go
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