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New fxa client [firefox-android: bendk/new-fxa-client] #5851
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Start tracking FxA auth state in Rust
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Added check for missing scoped keys in auth tokens.
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Reworked the device API
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Reworked most of the Kotlin FxA wrapper
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Updated the Fxa states
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Drive-by for now 🚗 : The code moving here doesn't require mockk, and I would not recommend using it widely in the codebase given the troubles that we've had with it in fenix. We are now stuck with it and do not have an opportunity to easily remove it.
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Is
mockito
recommended overmockk
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mockito
is preferable and we've used it in AC without issues for many years now. There were useful methods in themockito-kotlin
library that were helpful as well but to avoid adding more dependencies, we imported only those specific convenience functions.If you can avoid a mocking library that would be ideal, but that is more of a philosophy than a good reason. 🙂