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Replace all references of MockitoAnnotations#initMocks with the MockitoRule JUnit rule.
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Replace all references of MockitoAnnotations#initMocks with the
MockitoRule JUnit rule.
MockitoAnnotations#initMocks is deprecated with MockitoAnnotations#openMocks was a replacement. However #openMocks requires closing in an @after method. Using MockitoRule is easier as it automatically closes the mocks after the test.