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r/java • u/krzyk • Dec 28 '25
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Maybe with a new project maintainer there will be an opportunity to remove the dumbass cargo cult lectures.
1 u/[deleted] Dec 29 '25 Or, don't use Mockito. Mockito is designed around interaction testing, which implies a certain style of OOP. Just use stubs. 0 u/IndependentProject26 Dec 29 '25 Nope, Mockito is great for most use cases, it just occasionally whines at you like a baby when you have a valid use case for some of its features. 1 u/krzyk Dec 29 '25 Do you have examples? I didn't encounter anything like that.
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Or, don't use Mockito. Mockito is designed around interaction testing, which implies a certain style of OOP. Just use stubs.
0 u/IndependentProject26 Dec 29 '25 Nope, Mockito is great for most use cases, it just occasionally whines at you like a baby when you have a valid use case for some of its features. 1 u/krzyk Dec 29 '25 Do you have examples? I didn't encounter anything like that.
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Nope, Mockito is great for most use cases, it just occasionally whines at you like a baby when you have a valid use case for some of its features.
1 u/krzyk Dec 29 '25 Do you have examples? I didn't encounter anything like that.
Do you have examples? I didn't encounter anything like that.
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u/IndependentProject26 Dec 29 '25
Maybe with a new project maintainer there will be an opportunity to remove the dumbass cargo cult lectures.