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"Mock" is prefixed even when using `mock!`
in the automock! documentation it is suggested to use mock! if "the autogenerated “MockFoo” name isn’t acceptable, and you want to choose your own name for the mock structure."
however, when I use mock! { pub MyStruct {} } i received an undeclared variable when trying to read MyStruct but it works when I change my import to use MockMyStruct.
how can I determine the name of the mocked structure using mock!?
You're right; you can't. mock! is designed to allow as closely as possible copy/pasting the original struct's definition. That's why it prefixes the "Mock". Do you have a good suggestion for a syntax for an enhancement that would disable the automatic prefix?
hm, is mock!(prefix = "") or mock!(disable-prefix) the simplest possibilities?
i'm also reminded of serde's renaming #[serde(rename = "MyRename")] which could lead to something similar that might go inside mock! above the struct definition.