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Chrimaeon
05/10/2022, 5:37 PMFirst this channel is about Kotlin and not a general Android Q&A.
Second there is a note in the docs for dynamic modules:
Note: If you want to test downloading and installing feature modules on demand, you must do so after you publish your app bundle and then use the Play Console internal test track. To learn more, read Upload your app bundle to the Play Console.
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Lisandro Di Meo
05/10/2022, 5:42 PMSorry, wrong channel, I've deleted the message. Also, I was aware of that note, I was looking for another workaround 😄
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Chrimaeon
05/10/2022, 5:44 PMNo workaround as the play store is responsible for providing the dynamic features.
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Lisandro Di Meo
05/10/2022, 5:48 PMthen what is the purpose of these classes?
https://developer.android.com/reference/com/google/android/play/core/splitinstall/testing/package-summary
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Chrimaeon
05/10/2022, 5:52 PMIntegration testing I suppose.
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Chrimaeon
05/10/2022, 5:53 PMCreates a fake implementation of the SplitInstallManager.
This implementation is self-contained and obtains splits from a specified directory, which can be populated passing the --local-testing flag to bundletool build-apks and using bundletool install-apks to install the app.
If you are not using --local-testing, you should use the alternative factory method and provide the local module directory explicitly.
It is provided for testing, e.g. checking sequences of events when installing dynamic features and additional languages. It is suitable for use in integration tests.