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mocks should call t.Helper() #239
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Using T.Helper() better directs the callstack to point at the offending line in the production code. fixes #239
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The mocks are being flagged as a failing line during a test failure. This is due to the fact that
Controller.Call(). invokest.Helper(), but the mock does not. This means that instead of the offending line being called out, the mock is.This could be solved by having the mock also call
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