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I understand that the solution is to somehow make sure that Junit is loaded after hamcrest. I have an intellij project, in which I setup an external library, which contains both JUnit and JMock and hamcrest. How can I make sure that this error does not show up
You should make sure the compatibility of libraries(jars). If a class inside jar uses some method from class which is in another jar, and this used method is newly added and you are using old jar then definitely you will get
java.lang.NoSuchMethodError.