Mocking Dependencies in Tests for Selective Method Requirements

Hi, I've a service that has N methods and some of those methods don't require dependencies to run or require just one out of 4 - when mocking in tests should I just provide one and assert the types and just

provideService with {} as RequiredService

provideService with {} as RequiredService

for others or is there a better way?

            const runnable = program.pipe(
                Effect.provideService(Prisma, {
                    user: {
                        count: (_: { where: { userId: string } }) => Effect.succeed(5),
                    },
                } as any),
            );

            const runnable = program.pipe(
                Effect.provideService(Prisma, {
                    user: {
                        count: (_: { where: { userId: string } }) => Effect.succeed(5),
                    },
                } as any),
            );

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Mocking Dependencies in Tests for Selective Method Requirements

provideService with {} as RequiredService

provideService with {} as RequiredService

for others or is there a better way?

            const runnable = program.pipe(
                Effect.provideService(Prisma, {
                    user: {
                        count: (_: { where: { userId: string } }) => Effect.succeed(5),
                    },
                } as any),
            );

            const runnable = program.pipe(
                Effect.provideService(Prisma, {
                    user: {
                        count: (_: { where: { userId: string } }) => Effect.succeed(5),
                    },
                } as any),
            );

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