Reopening the initial question again: *Is there an estimated date for Native JUnit 4 support?*
I'm asking because this is my scenario right now: I have an application with more than 200 tests written in JUnit4, with Robolectric. They were working great on Eclipse ADT, but now we need to move to Android Studio and Gradle,... and I haven't found a way to make everything work smoothly. (After a lot of research, and apply some hacks, most of the tests work, but some of them, which use Mockito's spy, just throw an NoSuchMethodError)... I think that eventually I will have to re-write my tests, due to the lack of support of Robolectric. The question is: Should I re-write them now in JUnit 3, or should I wait for JUnit 4 support? How long should I wait? Thanks! César S. El martes, 25 de febrero de 2014 14:18:17 UTC-5, Kaushik Gopal escribió: > > I'm looking for two things specifically: > > - running tests from the IDE (Android Studio) without needing to go > through the Android Stack (so pure POJO testing). > - Junit 4 support > > > There have been quite a few threads on the subject and my intention is not > to beleaguer the point. I'm just looking to see if > > 1. is this on the roadmap at all > 2. if yes, an approximate timeframe (months or year) > > > Knowing this information will greatly help me form a testing strategy for > my current projects (if i should look at external libraries/tools or bite > the bullet until elegant/native support comes in). > > Cheers and Rock on. > > > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "adt-dev" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
