Code generation creates duplicate names

[tjarvstrand]

Hi! I currently have code which looks something like this:

@GenerateMocks(
  [AuthenticationRepository, UserRepository],
)
void main() {
  ...
}

AuthenticationRepository internally uses User from the firebase_auth package whereas UserRepository (and most of the rest of my application) uses my own representation of a user. This currently results in code generation producing something like this:

...
class _FakeUser extends _i1.Fake implements _i2.User {
  @override
  String toString() => super.toString();
}
...
class _FakeUser extends _i1.Fake implements _i5.User {}
...

Which gives me this error when trying to run the code: Error: Can't use '_FakeUser' because it is declared more than once.

I've tried adding customMocks: [MockSpec<firebase.User>(as: #FirebaseUser) which does generate the FirebaseUser class but it is not used by the AuthenticationRepository mock. Is there any way to solve this?

[srawlins]

Yikes, good issue. No way at present to solve it. But since these are private classes, the generator should be able to detect this situation and add suffixes or something to distinguish. You could imagine class _FakeUser_i2 and class _FakeUser_i5...