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How to use NewMockFoo method of extra_import Package

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NewMockFoo

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1mockFoo := extra_import.NewMockFoo(ctrl)2mockFoo.EXPECT().Bar().Return("baz")3mockFoo := extra_import.NewMockFoo(ctrl)4mockFoo.EXPECT().Bar().Return("baz")5When I try to generate mocks for extra_import package, it generates mocks for both the files. But I want to generate mocks only for 1.go file. Is there a way to do it?6import (7func main() {8	fmt.Println(foo())9}10func foo() string {11}12import (13func TestMain(t *testing.T) {14	assert.Equal(t, "bar", foo())15}16import (17type Foo struct {18}19func (_m *Foo) Foo() string {20	ret := _m.Called()21	if rf, ok := ret.Get(0).(func() string); ok {22		r0 = rf()23	} else {24		r0 = ret.Get(0).(string)25	}26}27I am trying to mock a function in the main package. I have a main.go file which has a function main() and a function foo() . I am trying to mock foo() and test main() . I am using mockery to generate the mock

NewMockFoo

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1func (m *MockFoo) NewMockFoo() {2    m.mockFoo.NewMockFoo()3}4func (m *MockBar) NewMockBar() {5    m.mockBar.NewMockBar()6}7func (m *MockBaz) NewMockBaz() {8    m.mockBaz.NewMockBaz()9}10func (m *MockQux) NewMockQux() {11    m.mockQux.NewMockQux()12}13func (m *MockQuux) NewMockQuux() {14    m.mockQuux.NewMockQuux()15}16func (m *MockQuuz) NewMockQuuz() {17    m.mockQuuz.NewMockQuuz()18}19func (m *MockCorge) NewMockCorge() {20    m.mockCorge.NewMockCorge()21}22func (m *MockGrault) NewMockGrault() {23    m.mockGrault.NewMockGrault()24}25func (m *MockGarply) NewMockGarply() {26    m.mockGarply.NewMockGarply()27}28func (m *MockWaldo) NewMockWaldo() {29    m.mockWaldo.NewMockWaldo()30}31func (m *MockFred) NewMockFred() {32    m.mockFred.NewMockFred()33}34func (m *MockPl

NewMockFoo

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1import extra_import2func main() {3    foo := extra_import.NewMockFoo()4    foo.DoIt()5}6package extra_import7func NewMockFoo() *MockFoo {8    return &MockFoo{}9}10type MockFoo struct {}11func (m *MockFoo) DoIt() {}12import extra_import13func main() {14    foo := extra_import.NewMockFoo()15    foo.DoIt()16}17package extra_import18func NewMockFoo() *MockFoo {19    return &MockFoo{}20}21type MockFoo struct {}22func (m *MockFoo) DoIt() {}23import extra_import24func main() {25    foo := extra_import.NewMockFoo()26    foo.DoIt()27}28package extra_import29func NewMockFoo() *MockFoo {30    return &MockFoo{}31}32type MockFoo struct {}33func (m *MockFoo) DoIt() {}34import extra_import35func main() {36    foo := extra_import.NewMockFoo()37    foo.DoIt()38}39package extra_import40func NewMockFoo() *MockFoo {41    return &MockFoo{}42}43type MockFoo struct {}44func (m *MockFoo) DoIt() {}45import extra_import46func main() {47    foo := extra_import.NewMockFoo()48    foo.DoIt()49}50package extra_import51func NewMockFoo() *MockFoo {52    return &MockFoo{}53}54type MockFoo struct {}55func (m *MockFoo) DoIt() {}56import extra_import57func main() {58    foo := extra_import.NewMockFoo()59    foo.DoIt()60}61package extra_import62func NewMockFoo() *MockFoo {63    return &MockFoo{}64}65type MockFoo struct {}66func (m *MockFoo) DoIt() {}

NewMockFoo

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1import (2type Foo struct {3}4func (f *Foo) Bar() {5	fmt.Println("Bar")6}7func NewFoo() *Foo {8	return &Foo{}9}10func NewMockFoo(t *testing.T) *Foo {11	return &Foo{}12}13func main() {14	foo := NewFoo()15	foo.Bar()16}17import (18type Foo struct {19}20func (f *Foo) Bar() {21	fmt.Println("Bar")22}23func NewFoo() *Foo {24	return &Foo{}25}26func NewMockFoo(t *testing.T) *Foo {27	return &Foo{}28}29func main() {30	foo := NewFoo()31	foo.Bar()32}33import (34func main() {35    cmd := exec.Command("go", "build", "1.go", "2.go")36    cmd.Run()37}38I want to create a package that can be used by other Go projects. I want to be able to use the package in a project by simply importing it:39import "github.com/xxx/yyy"

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