Please consider removing the try catch from your example. It risks a false positive test result. You may simply have the test method signature throw Exception.
I was going to say this too. I'm not familiar with Mockito, but test frameworks I've used in the past use exceptions to signal to the test runner when the assertion fails.
Will definitely consider that thanks.
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Please consider removing the try catch from your example. It risks a false positive test result.
You may simply have the test method signature throw Exception.
I was going to say this too. I'm not familiar with Mockito, but test frameworks I've used in the past use exceptions to signal to the test runner when the assertion fails.
Will definitely consider that thanks.