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TL;TR: Spek has no relation to code coverage tools like Jacoco, you should be able to use any of them if configured correctly 🙂

Most codecoverage tools just modify bytecode after compilation and add “anchor” calls in all branches and after each instruction/line of your code, then you run the code somehow (might be a test: JUnit, Spek, doesn’t matter) or you can ever run the jar manually and it should start producing codecoverage report files

Can somebody share working sample or gradle config of using Spek + AS3.0 + Junit4

...I assume you mean an Android project, not kotlin only ,right? @sngrekov

so there's one https://github.com/paulinabls/hangman/tree/psc/JUnit4_sample_config @sngrekov

By AS3.0 I meant Android Studio, so yeah, I had Android project in mind. Thanks! Will try it.

I poured a bunch of time into getting it to work on AS3

and Ranie got involved, got my project

thought he had fixes a couple times

would not waste much time on this, he is saying it’s still broken

and if anyone should know would be him…

Well, Paulina's sample works in AS3.0, this is something! But it runs under android gradle plugin 2.3(

oh…

@moozg Did you tried to get it working under android gradle plugin 3.0?

I'm on a different laptop then I was running the project. THere was AS2.3 , so I just updated to AS3.0. But let me check gradle plugin update here...

seriously, what is going on here? the world is upside down: Scala has a better OOBE than Kotlin?

yup, sadly

is there a recommended version for kotlin plugin and intellij for branch 2.x?

latest pull is unable to index.

you need kotlin 1.2 beta

@harshitbangar you can inspect our build configs, hint — some library versions like Kotlin can be found in

gradle.properties

Is there a known issue running Spek tests on new AGP 3.0 using

de.mannodermaus.android-junit

? It become unable to see my tests after the update.

hey. I’m trying to read through spek source code.

but I can’t find any tests

From the guide: Maven JUnit provides support for Maven. pom.xml

<dependency>
  <groupId>org.jetbrains.spek</groupId>
  <artifactId>spek-api</artifactId>
  <version>1.1.5</version>
  <type>pom</type>
</dependency>

What am I missing?

At what point would I need the

@RunWith

annotation? What

junit

dependency do I need?

is there any support for multi threaded test running in spek? i guess it will need support in junit5. right now i have all tests in junit4 and run them in parallel with the junit-toolbox

It’s not built into Spek itself (we haven’t discussed that), for the JVM Spek uses JUnit5 as underlying execution Engine and we properly discover and execute tests through JUnit5

TestEngine

api So, if JUnit5 can set up JUnit5 to run tests in parallel, this should make Spek parallel My concern is that inside particular Spek we’re not expecting concurrent execution, but separate Speks should allow parallel execution without much problems