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Not matching mocks are hard to debug
See original GitHub issueBug Description
When a mock does not match (and net.connect is disabled), we error with a generic:
Unable to find mock dispatch and real dispatches are disabled for XYZ
However, we are likely setting up a mock for this URL - so there might be something that is not matching.
We should provide better error messages.
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- Created 2 years ago
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Ah okay, no problem - I’ll get right on that and try and think of other situations that need more info as well!
It would work but it needs to be more nuanced. For example, express that there was a body or header or XYZ mismatch.