This seems relevant but that answer doesn t feel right The G kotlinlang #gradle

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10/09/2018, 7:27 PM

This seems relevant but that answer doesn't feel right. The Gradle docs make it seem like for supported test frameworks it should Just Work by default. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46490063/test-package-does-not-read-kotlin-classes-defined-in-main-package

oh, I think I'm starting to see, Gradle's defaults assume some things that IntelliJ doesn't really follow

like Gradle assumes you have src/main/java and src/main/kotlin, which doesn't happen if you convert-java-to-kotlin your files

and IntelliJ doesn't default to putting test files in another directory either.

kinda confused how it was working for compilation and not tests though

okay now the

:core:compileTestKotlin

task does ... something, and

:core:test

produces a report, but the report says 0 tests

aaand I needed a

useTestNG()

in there. okay.

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