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Non final `Stopwatch`
See original GitHub issueCurrently Stopwatch is final which makes it impossible to mock it with mockito to unit test classes using it.
It would be great to make Stopwatch non final to avoid this problem.
Thanks!
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Can you discuss why you wouldn’t just use a Stopwatch created with a mocked or faked Ticker?
The excellent question of @lowasser aside, as of version 2.1.0, Mockito has incubating support for mocking final types, enums and final methods. We’re successfully using this in our project.