Matej Drobnič

> I haven't used JUnit5 much myself but from brief reading it looks like 'extensions' are the equivalent to Junit4 Rules? So for example, someone could hopefully easily create a...

Yes, I'm aware of test butler. Unfortunately, most of our apps rely on play services, and test butler cannot be used on Google API images, so we cannot use it.

Just a heads up, there appears to be an [easy way to disable fullscreen popups](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44357872/immersivemodeconfirmation-with-espresso-2-2): > adb shell settings put secure immersive_mode_confirmations confirmed

Just a note because I spent way too long on figuring this out: If you have multiple monitors, you have to kill plasma multiple times, for every monitor. For example,...

I think the issue is that `dagger-inject` ignores `@Multibinds` annotation in `dagger.android.AndroidInjectionModule` Workaround for the issue is to manually inject empty map: ```kotlin @Provides @JvmStatic fun provideEmptyStringMap() : Map =...

@KoffeinFlummi Can you please provide us non-Unix users with compiled extension folder, so we can import it into Chrome?

Yes, that could work, but it creates pretty ugly nested test code. I guess I could create `expectBloking` extension for myself.

I came up with this: ```kotlin /** * Variant of [expect] that wraps the code in [runBlocking], allowing * for usage of suspending function inside the body. */ fun expectBlocking(act:...

Is there an use case this suspend method covers that expectBlocking doesn't? Otherwise I prefer expectBlocking since it's just one function call. Also, what is the difference between just calling...

If this is true, I think the same name overload solution is the best.