Fix variable name conflict in JMockit to Mockito migration #865
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When migrating JMockit
Expectationsblocks to Mockito, variables declared inside the block that have the same names as variables later in the test method now stay accessible to the generatedwhen()calls.Changes
SetupStatementsRewriterto skip setup statement extraction when there's a variable name conflictJMockitBlockRewriterto track and preserve setup statements within mock invocation groupswrapStatementsInBlock()to wrap both setup statements andwhen()calls in the same blocksetupStatementVariableNameConflicttest to reflect the corrected behaviorsetupStatementVariableUsedInResultAndTestCodefor issue Still Variable name conflict in JmockitToMockito #844Before (broken)
{ String res = "mockedValue"; } when(config.getValue()).thenReturn(res); // error: res not in scopeAfter (fixed)
{ String res = "mockedValue"; when(config.getValue()).thenReturn(res); }