Passing a generic type to createMock throws weird error in a wrong place!

[rostamiani]

I'm trying to pass interface to createMock using a generic parameter and it raises a weird error on a weird place!

For example this is my test:

describe('Channel Service', () => {
  // let mok: MockedServices;
  // const mokChannels = createMockList<Channel>(10);
  // const mokChannelsDto = createMock<GetChannelsDto>();

  function mockIt<U extends object>() {
    return createMock<U>();
  }

  const testMok = mockIt<User>();
  console.log(testMok);

  console.log('Something lo be logged!!!');
});

It generates this error on a wrong line!:

    ReferenceError: t is not defined

But there is no t variable in my code
This is the full error:

[hosswald]

Stumbled across the same problem. I guess it has to do with limitations of the transformers ability to analyze generic types that are coming from somewhere else.
It would be nice though, being able to wrap createMock()/createHydratedMock() in my own factory methods.

[uittorio]

That is correct! Ts auto mock needs to find a CreateMock with a type! It could be that is possible to achieve what you are descrivibing but it requires some investigation and re work!

[uittorio]

I do agree that the error is not useful!