useMocker not being called

[brazen rivet]

I've being trying to use the useMocker to mock my controller, but the useMocker is never being called, you can see in the image the console logs, it's not being executed at all. What am I missing?

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[thick totem]

The issue lies in how you're using useMocker. In nest, useMocker is designed to work with Test.createTestingModule to intercept and provide mock implementations for specific providers

[brazen rivet]

@thick totem you are saying that I should change to only import the controller and then the useMocker should work? because I've tried that and also didn't work, so I'm not sure what to do.. I basically want to mock some controller's methods, and looks like this is the only way is using the useMocker but I just can't get it to work, and it's so weird that is not even being called

[thick totem]

  const moduleRef = await Test.createTestingModule({
    imports: [AppModule],
    useMocker: (token) => {
      console.log('Mocking token:', token);

      switch (token) {
        case SubscriptionController:
          const mock = new SubscriptionControllerMock();
          mock.createCustomerPortalSession.mockImplementation(() => {});
          mock.createConfiguration.mockImplementation(() => {});
          mock.getConfigurations.mockImplementation(() => {});
          mock.subscribe.mockImplementation(() => {});
          mock.getConfiguration.mockImplementation(() => {});
          return mock;
        default:
          throw new Error('e');
      }
    }
  }).compile();```