Jérémy CROS
12/04/2025, 10:20 AMcoEvery { getSomeFlowUseCase() } returns flowOf("a value")
viewModel.doStuff()
coVerify(exactly = 1) { getSomeFlowUseCase() }
So, no issue at test execution, passes if use case is called, fails if not
BUT... Android Studio gives us a warning: Flow is constructed but not used
Is there a way to properly get rid of it? Would like to avoid @Suppress if possible. Maybe build the test differently?