Fabio Collini

Hi, thanks! Glad you like it! I have removed dagger-android to try to use component dependencies in a multi module project. After the porting (I am using the same approach...

No, it's just because this is a fork of a Java project and when you create a new module Android Studio will create a `src/main/java` folder.

`coroutineScope` is used to create a nested scope and connect the two calls (so in case of a failure the other one is automatically canceled). It's useful also to manage...

Are you using [DexOpener](https://github.com/tmurakami/dexopener) or something else to open classes? Are you using multidex? Thanks for your report

I am not sure if this is a DaggerMock issue or a DexOpener issue :( Did you try to search for something similar connected to DexOpener?

Hi @stuartleylandcole , I have never used DaggerMock with JUnit 5, I'll try to use it soon. Thanks for the report! Based on your example I think that the problem...

Right now there aren't any callbacks, however if you need it you can try to override the `apply` method and add your call at the end of the `Statement` (after...

It seems like a configuration error somewhere, are you importing `mockito-android`? Is kotlin all open configured correctly?

Usually the `TestApplication` and `TestComponent` are only in `androidTest` folder. I think there is some configuration error, can you create a minimal project to reproduce it?

Thanks, glad you like it! Can you explain better what you want to achieve? Can't you just create an additional `MockitoJUnit` in the test?