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How to use largeMethodShouldBeAbleToBeSuppressed method of samples.powermockito.junit4.agent.LargeMethodTest class

Best Powermock code snippet using samples.powermockito.junit4.agent.LargeMethodTest.largeMethodShouldBeAbleToBeSuppressed

Source:LargeMethodTest.java

...34        }35    }3637    @Test38    public void largeMethodShouldBeAbleToBeSuppressed() {39        suppress(method(MethodExceedingJvmLimit.class, "init"));40        assertNull("Suppressed method should return: null", MethodExceedingJvmLimit.init());41    }4243    @Test44    public void largeMethodShouldBeAbleToBeMocked() {45        mockStatic(MethodExceedingJvmLimit.class);46        when(MethodExceedingJvmLimit.init()).thenReturn("ok");47        assertEquals("Mocked method should return: ok", "ok", MethodExceedingJvmLimit.init());48        verifyStatic();49    }5051    @Test(expected = IllegalStateException.class)52    public void largeMethodShouldBeAbleToBeMockedAndThrowException() {
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largeMethodShouldBeAbleToBeSuppressed

Using AI Code Generation

1    public void largeMethodShouldBeAbleToBeSuppressed() throws Exception {2        final LargeMethodTest test = new LargeMethodTest();3        final String result = test.largeMethodShouldBeAbleToBeSuppressed();4        Assert.assertEquals("foo", result);5    }6}7This time the test fails because the agent has intercepted the call to System.currentTimeMillis() and returned a value of 0 instead of the actual value. This is the expected behaviour, and we can now safely suppress the call to System.currentTimeMillis() in our test:8    public void largeMethodShouldBeAbleToBeSuppressed() throws Exception {9        final LargeMethodTest test = new LargeMethodTest();10        final String result = test.largeMethodShouldBeAbleToBeSuppressed();11        Assert.assertEquals("foo", result);12    }13@ExtendWith(PowerMockExtension.class)14@PrepareForTest({System.class})

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