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Cannot load definitions after calling `nock.restore()`

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After calling nock.restore() I am not longer able to get use nock’s nock.define() method to intercept requests. This may be a specific example of a more generalized problem: nock.restore() does not return nock to its original state.

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Created 7 years ago
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Urthencommented, Aug 25, 2017

Sorry to necro this issue, but is activate documented anywhere?

We’d like to do restore() after each set of tests and running into what I assume is the same issue, but this is the first time I heard of activate.

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