I've posted a question some days ago and I'm still looking for a proper solution, the thing is that ...

# dagger

[Joan Colmenero]

I've posted a question some days ago and I'm still looking for a proper solution, the thing is that I'm trying to create a TestAppComponent because when creating UI tests and doing the call it's not using the mockWebServer is doing the real call, any help is appreciate: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/61539234/dagger2-not-injecting-instance-on-test

[Joan Colmenero]

Edited the question with more details.

[wasyl]

The setup looks correct except this piece:

fun create(@BindsInstance application: TestApp)

[wasyl]

I think you should be binding application: App

[Joan Colmenero]

Woops, yes, that was an issue.

[Joan Colmenero]

Good catch tho.

[wasyl]

With that, does it still make real requests?

[Joan Colmenero]

The dispatcher is not firing when the call is done

[Joan Colmenero]

I mean, I've created a dispatcher to mock the response, but even if I put the correct url is not stopping there

[wasyl]

Did you verify with debugger that retrofit instance gets localhost:8080 as base url?

[Joan Colmenero]

well, I have an interceptor that tells me that the call is to that endpoint.

[Joan Colmenero]

I mean, it's this base_url + the following path, so I guess it's ok.

[wasyl]

It doesn’t seem like a Dagger issue to me then

[Joan Colmenero]

Well, I guess there's something missing about Dagger

[Joan Colmenero]

since I can not use like okHttpClient from the test, I've tried :

@Inject
    lateinit var okHttpClient: OkHttpClient

[Joan Colmenero]

And it says that is not initialized

[Joan Colmenero]

Do I have to inject the TestApp somewhere?

[Joan Colmenero]

I've tried this

val instrumentation = InstrumentationRegistry.getInstrumentation()
        val app = instrumentation.targetContext.applicationContext as App

        val testComponent = DaggerTestAppComponent.factory().create(app).inject(app)

But it still saying the same... I can not use any @inject