> Mox is nothing more than a kludge to get around the limitations of the language and I think there are much less invasive kludges available.
You're definitely using or setting up mox wrong. Mox is incredibly good: it lets you do things in elixir that you definitely can't do in other languages: concurrently running tests with different mocks.
You're definitely using or setting up mox wrong. Mox is incredibly good: it lets you do things in elixir that you definitely can't do in other languages: concurrently running tests with different mocks.