can not mock successfully when using `gock.EnableNetworking()` about gock

[h2non]

You should not enable the real networking mode if the requests you are testing are not valid network reachable hosts unless you want to explicitly test that scenario. Simply ignore the EnableNetworking() call.

[vox-vox-vox]

now I have to test a func，consists of 4 http call，let‘s call them A,B,C,D.

A and D are real http call, B and C are the requests that I want to mock. I don't want the mock in B,C to influence the real http request in A,D, and I can not separate them since I need to test the whole func

what should I do in this condition with out EnableNetworking()

thanks~

[h2non]

You can enable the real networking mode per specific mock instance instead of enabling it globally:
https://github.com/h2non/gock/blob/master/request.go#L294

[RychEmrycho]

hi @h2non, in the example you provided, i saw this defer statement.

func main() {
	defer gock.Disable()
	defer gock.DisableNetworking()

	srv := startHTTPServer()
	defer srv.Close()

	// Register our local server
	gock.New(srv.URL).
		EnableNetworking()

and i have two questions:

1. supposed my SIT looks like this, where should i put the gock.Disable()? should i add it for every test case or only on TearDownSuite? im worried if i put it on every test cases, it will interfere with other test case not that im sure if its possible tho.

type MySuite {
suite.Suite
}

func TestMySuite(t *testing.T) {suite.Run(t, new(MySuite)}

func (s *MySuite) SetupSuite {}

func (s *MySuite) TearDownSuite {}

func (s *MySuite) TestCaseOne {}

func (s *MySuite) TestCaseTwo {}

func (s *MySuite) TestCaseThree {}

2. why do we need call defer gock.DisableNetworking() that given that we only enable networking for the particular request only, unless we enable global gock.EnableNetworking(), then it makes sense for me. is there any reason for this?

Thanks.