When Sureassert runs your JUnits, you can add the @Stubs annotation to any JUnit test method to declare methods you want to stub. The stubs declaration works exactly the same as the stubs property within Exemplars; see the Test Isolation section for more details.
Note however that if you use the @Stubs annotation with a JUnit test, it will no longer be suitable for execution outside of the Sureassert testing context. Only leverage Sureassert stubs if the test is only to be used with Sureassert.
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