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Add Android unit tests by using android gradle plugin 1.1.+

Open friedger opened this issue 10 years ago • 3 comments

friedger avatar Feb 09 '15 06:02 friedger

That's a good idea, thanks. I figured I'd wait a bit longer though till the required gradle plugin was no longer at the 'release candidate' stage. I could probably do away with the 'core' project then, as this capability could essentially provide a similar independent JUnit testing facility of normal Java code but with a faster build. Go ahead and fork the project, if you want to do it immediately though.

benwilcock avatar Mar 04 '15 09:03 benwilcock

Am new to Android development....have been looking at your example. Looks great and has been a lot of help. Regarding your last comment "I could probably do away with the 'code' project". Did you mean to say 'core' project in your example? If not, then to what were you referring?

rwtaylorjr avatar Mar 07 '15 13:03 rwtaylorjr

Sorry. Yes I meant 'do away with the core project'. It was a simple typo, which I've been back and corrected. Thanks for spotting that :)

benwilcock avatar Mar 10 '15 09:03 benwilcock