Ralf

Hi, We looked into it, and as you correctly pointed out in the description above, it looks like JUnit keeps references to all test failures and exceptions during the test...

The best way to get shadows would be to capture using `PixelCopy.Request` instead of `Canvas.draw()`. ShadowPixelCopy has support for both: it will use hardware rendering if available and otherwise default...

For this to work, you'll need the NioUtils interceptor, and also the recent Shadow changes to `ImageReaderNatives`, which is commit https://github.com/robolectric/robolectric/commit/491e1d3c1669a5ab219ebe1d806eaf734ea84b13 as well as the corresponding ImageReader.cpp changes in the...

I've been trying to repro this to debug the issue, and I can't make it crash. I've created an Android Studio gradle compose skeleton project, and added this test: ```...

Yep, it works just fine from a straight checkout: ``` $ java --version # ==> 17 $ git clone https://github.com/saket/cascade.git $ cd cascade ; ./gradlew test ``` I get 22...

The crash is from the Skia Shader Language parser. This is trying to render a shader, probably with some script from one of your libraries. My guess is that you're...