The test environment we create keeps track of hooks added with hook.Add and automatically cleans them up after the test completes.
However, if you call a function that calls hook.Add, they will not be tracked.
Is there a clever way of using setfenv (perhaps on a thread instead of a function?) that will let us accomplish this? Or should we just accept the fact that you need to clean up any hooks you indirectly create in your tests?
The test environment we create keeps track of hooks added with
hook.Addand automatically cleans them up after the test completes.However, if you call a function that calls
hook.Add, they will not be tracked.Is there a clever way of using
setfenv(perhaps on a thread instead of a function?) that will let us accomplish this? Or should we just accept the fact that you need to clean up any hooks you indirectly create in your tests?