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Anyone know of a way to get a coverage report of code execution without doing a normal instrumentation test?

I want to run and exercise my app normally. Then exit and see a coverage report of the exercise in Android Studio.
This would help immensely when refactoring old code to smoke test nothing was broken.

If I had to solve this problem I would be inclined to create an espresso test suite that would mimic the “normal” app manual exercise. Then you would have the coverage data for those tests and Gradle/Jacoco would give you a report.  Not a perfect solution but perhaps a workable one.

btw, using the Android Studio “test with coverage” feature might be better than Gradle/Jacoco since Jacoco and Kotlin  are not best of friends yet.