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I'm not sure what the right approach is yet here. It might be to just send arbitrary messages along the socket at some fixed (or random, bounded) interval. Check out http://hackage.haskell.org/package/servant-mock-0.7/docs/src/Servant-Mock.html#line-157 for inspiration (code below)
instance HasMock Raw context where mock _ _ = \_req respond -> do bdy <- genBody respond $ responseLBS status200 [] bdy
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I'm not sure what the right approach is yet here. It might be to just send arbitrary messages along the socket at some fixed (or random, bounded) interval. Check out http://hackage.haskell.org/package/servant-mock-0.7/docs/src/Servant-Mock.html#line-157 for inspiration (code below)
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