Create ConnIface interface and generate mock with mockgen #1369
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- Created the ConnIface interface aggregating all public methods of *Conn. - Generated a mock implementation for ConnIface using mockgen for easier testing.
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I took a look at #656 and became curious as to why we don’t simply ship a generic mock generated with mockgen. In the future, if the community feels it’s necessary, we can improve this mock. It’s also very important to note that we already have a Fake for the library, which helps developers create their unit tests. If you don’t see the need for this PR, feel free to close this was just a suggestion for a mock.
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