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Anyone know how to make `androidTestImplementation` compile in a compose multiplatform project?

the instrumented tests are their own source set

so you don't add it to androidMain, you add it to androidInstrumentedTest or something as an `implementation` dependency

seems like this works. need to work through some other compilation issues before a concrete yes/no. but that works. thanks jake

```androidNativeTest.dependencies {
    implementation("androidx.compose.ui:ui-test-junit4")
}```


<https://kotlinlang.org/docs/multiplatform-android-layout.html>

yeah i believe "androidNative" is the aggregate source set for the android native targets that you probably aren't using

It is `androidInstrumentedTest` that you want. Note that by default, this source set is not connected to the `commonTest` source set tree, so it won't run common code. If you want it to be, then you can specify the source set tree like this:
```kotlin {
    @OptIn(ExperimentalKotlinGradlePluginApi::class)
    androidTarget {
        instrumentedTestVariant.sourceSetTree.set(KotlinSourceSetTree.test)
        unitTestVariant.sourceSetTree.set(KotlinSourceSetTree.unitTest)
    }
}```
This connects the `androidInstrumentedTest` source set to the `commonTest` tree, and disconnects the `androidUnitTest` source set from it, assuming you want to run your common tests as instrumented tests and not unit tests.

Going to go out on a whim and ask here even though it's arguably a different question.

I have free and paid build variants.

in android {} i have
```productFlavors {
  create("free") {
    dimension = "stage"
    applicationIdSuffix = ".free"
  }

  create("paid") { dimension = "stage" }
}```
then in kotlin {}
i have
```sourceSets {
    sourceSets.invokeWhenCreated("androidFree") {
    }
    sourceSets.invokeWhenCreated("androidPaid") {
    }```
I updated my dirs from /free and /paid to androidFree and androidPaid.

does that all seem correct?