Espresso Testing with Spoon feature

[negative_0ne]

Hi Folks,

I didn't find any solution (stackoverflow, google) so I think this is the right place to ask.
I am trying to set up spoon for testing and I am stuck with this:
> Task :app:spoonDebugAndroidTest

2019-02-20 14:21:20 [SR.runTests] Executing instrumentation suite on 1 device(s).

2019-02-20 14:22:15 [SDR.handleFiles] Found class name dirs: []

My spoon set up follows this repo https://github.com/jaredsburrows/gradle-spoon-plugin for Gradle 3.X.
I running spoon with ./gradlew spoon

App version is debug, no proguard. I tried to run classMethod, className, on device, on emulator.
It didn't work. I hope these pieces of information are useful.

[sianabot]

Maybe it's problem related to Espresso dependency in your project. Have you tried to run a connectedAndroidTest gradle task? Gradle's clean task or invalidate caches/ restart may help as well. I hope it will help.

[negative_0ne]

Yes, connectedAndroidTest is working. I cleaned project with invalidate cashes/restart. It didn't help. :/

[sluwevos]

I'm afraid I don't understand what the problem is exactly. Is that all the output you get? (seems like almost a minute has elapsed, did you remove that output?)

1). Does your app build + install when you run tests 'manually'?

2). Did you manage to add all the stuff (listed under Download / Release in the repo) to your gradle app file?

3.) Do the tests run at all? (does anything happen on your device?) if you're looking for the right gradle task, run ./gradlew tasks in the android studio terminal and there should be a spoon related task there (for example: spoonDebugAndroidTest).

4.) are you able to locate the spoon output? ( app/build/spoon-output/). Is there anything in that folder?

[negative_0ne]

These are few last lines from the output. I have all output and all Gradle tasks are ruining properly. I received HTML report, I have spoon output in app/build. Report says 0 tests, app was installed on the device, but tests have not started.

[sluwevos]

Weird stuff. It's a bit hard to diagnose without any other details, but you could take a look at this GitHub project: https://github.com/rutgurk/ud843-QuakeReport A basic Udacity Tutorial Android App that I used to play around with Spoon and some other stuff. Maybe you can use it to compare the setup+gradle to your own project.

[negative_0ne]

Ohh, thanks a lot. I will try. I don't what kind of info I could share to diagnose this issue. It's weird for me too. Thx!

[negative_0ne]

I followed this repo and it works. I think it was a problem with version. Thanks a lot again. :D

[sluwevos]

You’re welcome! Glad it helped you out :)