Why you shouldn't mock fetch or your API Client in your tests and what to do instead.
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Stop mocking fetch
Why you shouldn't mock fetch or your API Client in your tests and what to do instead.
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·June 3, 2020Kent C. DoddsKent C. Dodds
Why you shouldn't mock fetch or your API Client in your tests and what to do instead.
Why you shouldn't mock fetch or your API Client in your tests and what to do instead.
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