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10-Apr-2014 |
Nick Korostelev <nkorsote@google.com> |
port Espresso to Android repo
- Completely restructured the project to match Gradle convention
- Added several Android.mk to build using make.
- Added build.gradle to build using Gradle.
- Fixed package names to avoid conflicts
- Requires several prebuilt Jars, added README to outline versions and licenses for legal.
- Dependent libraries that don’t get JarJar’ed are linked to from the local prebuild maven repo.
- Bumped up the version of dependent libraries that didn’t create compatibility issues
- Cleaned up bin/ dir and renamed it to libs/
- Removed maven support, removed pom.xml files
- Removed Android make support, removed Android.mk files
- Removed testrunner and testrunner-runtime, using binaries instead. There is a separate initiative to add them to Android repo.
- Separated IdlingResource to it's own library to expose and decouple this interface which is frequently referenced by code in the app-under-test
- added copyright
Workaround for Android Gradle plugin limitation
- Created two separate modules espresso-lib-tests and espresso-contrib-tests that will include the unit tests for the corresponding libs.
Current limitations:
- Gradle - no current support for setting a custom ‘targetPackage’ for espressi-lib and espresso-conrib unit tests ("gradle assembleDebugTest" will not work for espressi-lib and espresso-conrib).
- Intellij Gradle plugin doesn't like multiple project sharing the same "main" source and variants
Note: follow these steps if encounter ClassNotFoundException when running on physical device:
1. adb shell su
2. adb shell setprop dalvik.vm.dexopt-flags v=n,o=v
3. adb shell stop installd
4. adb shell start installd
5. reinstall apks
Change-Id: I356150fcecb13537d212c180adea8f2cee916b81
/frameworks/testing/espresso/espresso-lib/src/main/java/com/google/android/apps/common/testing/ui/espresso/FailureHandler.java
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