@Rules seem a better solution than @RunWith to do some special work before/after a test. The release notes mention a couple of ideas:
- Notification on tests
- Setting up or tearing down resources, especially when they are used in multiple test classes
- Special checks performed after every test, possibly causing a test to fail.
- Making information about the test available inside the test
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