using the `verify` testing API, I notice that it’s...

# koin

[Stylianos Gakis]

using the verify testing API, I notice that it’s naturally complaining about some things not being in the graph which we provide to some ViewModels and so on by passing them using the parametersOf() on the call site.
Does this mean that for all of those I simply have to pass them into the list that verify() accepts to simply ignore these warnings? We have a bunch of those, and also for some of them they’re internal in sub-modules, so having the entire list of those in my :app where I run this test is kinda inconvenient.

[Stylianos Gakis]

As I am adding those types into that list, I also see that it’s complaining about types like Context missing, which is not provided by my code exactly, but from doing androidContext(context.applicationContext).
Or WorkerParameters which is provided from workManagerFactory()
I guess again, I need to pass Context::class and WorkerParameters::class in there for the verify task to ignore this too right?

[arnaud.giuliani]

yes, `verify()`help to check constructors not dynamic expressions with parameters

[arnaud.giuliani]

the new `koin-android-test`project brings Android type out of the box

[Stylianos Gakis]

Right, which means that in all the places where I do pass something as a parameter, I need to manually go find each of these ones, and add them to the ignored classes from this verify task. And if those classes are part of submodules and I don’t “see” them from the :app module, then I need to come up with something to make this happen. Not really convenient but alright

[arnaud.giuliani]

I'm working on something between checkModules and verify to help more 👍

[arnaud.giuliani]

checkModules cover completely, but need mock. Verify() check constructors but not kotlin expression

[Stylianos Gakis]

Sounds great, looking forward to that!

[arnaud.giuliani]

👍