Lets say I've got a class like this
public class Wrapper<T> {
T data;
}
And I have a method call like this:
public interface ThingDoer {
<T> boolean doSomething(Wrapper<T> wrapper)
}
which I want to mock out in a test. Lets say we're all set up with the mockito stuff, and now I'm trying to mock out this method call
when(thingDoer.doSomething(any(Wrapper.class))).thenReturn(true);
However, this will give me a warning: Unchecked assignment: 'package.Wrapper' to 'package.Wrapper<T>'
I read another suggestion somewhere that with Java 8, you're supposed to use any() instead of any(Wrapper.class). However, reading through the documentation on these two methods, any() will accept null arguments and any(Class) will reject null arguments, so they are not quite synonymous. Is there a way to exclude nulls without getting a warning?