hello, I’m trying to use it in a multiplatform pro...

# power-assert

[Joao Parracho]

hello, I’m trying to use it in a multiplatform project, that only has android and ios, but it doesn’t seem to work even with the “includedSourceSets”, when I run the tests in commonTest I get the following options in the image, if I run with iosSimulatorArm64 it works, but with the android one it doesn’t, the issue is that we run the tests on a pipeline which always runs them in the android mode, can anyone help?

[bnorm]

It's probably still a source set problem. Another user was having trouble as well and found that the Android source set name is rather strange: https://kotlinlang.slack.com/archives/C06V6SFE71D/p1716480105604759. We also have an issue for this problem if you want to vote for it: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-68534/Power-Assert-Android-sources-support. But without a project setup to look at, there's not much more I can suggest.

[Joao Parracho]

thanks for the reply, I’ve created a sample project where it can be replicated, and I’ve also voted on the ticket. Any help is appreciated, thanks for taking the time to help me!

Power-assert-example-not-working.zip

[bnorm]

It looks like the source set name you are looking for is androidUnitTestDebug. You may also want to add androidUnitTestRelease as well depending on your build pipeline. You can print out all source set names that power-assert is matching against with the following task:

tasks.create("printSourceSets") {
    doLast {
        kotlin.targets.forEach { target ->
            target.compilations.forEach { compilation ->
                println(compilation.defaultSourceSet.name)
            }
        }
    }
}

[bnorm]

I also recommend moving the powerAssert { } block to be top-level and not nested under kotlin { }.

[Joao Parracho]

that worked! thanks for the fast support!