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Hi Folks,

Have anyone got experience with accessing/listening the Android’s Unit &amp; Instrumented tests created with JUnit4 framework in Real-time?

I have tried the approach of using custom runner but it needs to be specified as annotation in tests which is not what I prefer to do, also it doesn't work well with Instrumented tests.

Not sure why you would want to do that. Could it be an X Y problem?

Would a JUnit Rule work? One that derives from `TestWatcher`  for instance:

<https://junit.org/junit4/javadoc/4.12/org/junit/rules/TestWatcher.html>

Hi <@U03FMB95Y12>, I want to keep a log of tests in real-time, a possible use case would be writing test results in a file.

Re: JUnit rule, I want to avoid writing any additional stuff in the test itself. It would be like, there is a class X that _listens_ the tests and then performs some actions on bases of that.