Cannot resolve symbol 'anyListOf'

The simple answer is to replace anyListOf(SomeClass.class) with anyList().

The anyListOf method was deprecated at some point in Mockito 2.x and then removed in Mockito 3.0. As the Mockito 2.2.7 javadoc stated:

Deprecated. With Java 8 this method will be removed in Mockito 3.0. This method is only used for generic friendliness to avoid casting, this is not anymore needed in Java 8.

Any non-null List. Generic friendly alias to anyList(). It's an alternative to @SuppressWarnings("unchecked") to keep code clean of compiler warnings.

This method doesn't do type checks of the list content with the given type parameter, it is only there to avoid casting in the code.

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It will be great of I can specify the expected object type like anyListOf. Any other alternatives?

As the javadocs stated, anyListOf didn't check the types anyway.

Alternatives? Well you could write your own version of anyListOf that does check the list elements, and add that to your (test) codebase.

As in Stephen C's answer, anyListOf is no longer necessary since Generalized Target-Type Inference in Java 8 allows Java to infer the generic argument.

// for YourMockedInterface.someMethod(List<YourListItem> yourList) when(someMock.someMethod(anyListOf(YourListItem.class))).thenReturn(...); // Java 5-7 when(someMock.someMethod(anyList() ).thenReturn(...); // Java 8+ 

You can still use the same syntax from Java 5+ to specify the type parameter explicitly; however, you will have to list the AdditionalMatchers class, as static imports are not supported for explicit type arguments.

when(someMock.someMethod(AdditionalMatchers.<YourListItem>anyList()).thenReturn(...);