Gonzalo Serrano

You do that like this: ```go func code(thing) {} ```

@lgortm fix worked for me, thank you!

You inject a `wabbit.Conn` to your function. In your test, you can attack a fake server or a real server like this: ```go url := "amqp://localhost:32771" isRealServer := true var...

What about displaying just the packages that are imported in the current directory or something like that? Nice project btw.

I know a +1 does not add much but yeah, need this too to have 2 different buckets, since we have 2 AWS accounts.

Would love it!

I'd like to help :-)

I'm getting something similar for a spy double that I'm using in a test: ```go var ackFuncCalled bool spyAckFunc := func(bool) error { ackFuncCalled = true return nil } ```...

There are some structs collaborating the the ackFunc is passed around but in the end is called like `if err := ackFunc(ack); err != nil {` where `ack` is `true`.

@wavded same here, what does you upgrade process look like?