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I want to be able to generate consistent silly mocks.
It appears the solution is to use:silly.mock_random.seed() However, when I do, I do not get consistent results: ❌
silly.mock_random.seed()
import silly silly.mock_random.seed(123) print(silly.name())
When I rerun this code, I do not get the same result.
However, when I seed using random I do get consistent results: ✅
random
import random import silly random.seed(123) print(silly.name())
I guess this ticket regards updating the documentation to properly seed this stuff.
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I want to be able to generate consistent silly mocks.
It appears the solution is to use:
silly.mock_random.seed()
However, when I do, I do not get consistent results: ❌When I rerun this code, I do not get the same result.
However, when I seed using
random
I do get consistent results: ✅I guess this ticket regards updating the documentation to properly seed this stuff.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: