Return two different mock responses for query object with custom type

[jhancock532]

How could I return two different mock server responses for the same type used in two different contexts?

For example:

const mocks = {
    MockTypeOne: {
       blockType: () => 'MockTypeOne',
       attributeOfTypeMockTwo: {
          __typename: 'MockTypeTwo',
       },
    },

    MockTypeTwo: {
       blockType: () => 'MockTypeTwo',
       attributeToBeOverridden: () => 'Text';
    },

    CustomMockType: {
       blockType: () => 'CustomMockType',
       attributeOfTypeMockTwo: 
       // some object here that is strictly the same type of MockTypeTwo,
       // but isn't going to return 'Text'
    },
}

Could the solution to this problem also be performed with several layers of nested types?

[ardatan]

Could you share a reproduction on CodeSandbox or StackBlitz that shows what isn't working as expected?

[jhancock532]

I'm afraid I don't know the syntax or setup to achieve what my question proposes. There's technically nothing that isn't working as expected, it may be the case that the mock library doesn't support what I'd like to do.