Setting Pusher.port and Pusher.host (as is done in support/base.rb) only affects the default Pusher client. Anyone instantiating specific Pusher clients (i.e. with Pusher::Client.new) won't get the fake host and port automatically.
I'm not sure there is a clean way to do this, especially since a client might be instantiated before any PusherFake code is executed.
Therefore, perhaps a documentation warning would be adequate?
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Pusher.portandPusher.host(as is done in support/base.rb) only affects the default Pusher client. Anyone instantiating specific Pusher clients (i.e. withPusher::Client.new) won't get the fake host and port automatically.I'm not sure there is a clean way to do this, especially since a client might be instantiated before any PusherFake code is executed.
Therefore, perhaps a documentation warning would be adequate?