Use nock to intercept gas call for gas-duck test#10334
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Use nock instead of stubbing out the window fetch. My suspicion is that when the test runs the window sometimes wouldn't be intialized/referenced, which could explain the intermittent test failures in those particular tests that call window.fetch. Using nock allows the call to be intercepted more reliably.
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LGTM!
Not sure whether this will fix the intermittent failures, but this looks correct to me, so it's worth a try!
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Use nock instead of stubbing out the window fetch. My suspicion is that when the test runs the window sometimes wouldn't be intialized/referenced, which could explain the intermittent test failures in those particular tests that call window.fetch.
Using nock allows the call to be intercepted more reliably.