Hello, after I run `./gradlew test`, I see a test ...

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[Joseph Roffey]

Hello, after I run ./gradlew test, I see a test report that is generated into build/reports/tests/testDebugUnitTest/index.html
However, when I look at this, it does not make the difference between the results of the Android tests and the iOS Tests clear to me.

Furthermore, when I add a line assertTrue(false) into iosTest > KoinTest > checkAllModules it does not register any failures, whereas when I add the same line into the androidTest equivalent the test does fail.

Should I be running the iOS tests differently / does anyone know whether I have misunderstood something?
I was under the impression that when I run the gradle tests it should test both the iOS and the Android KoinTest methods.

Sorry if I’m missing something obvious.

[russhwolf]

Try ./gradlew check instead of ./gradlew test.

[russhwolf]

The stuff in testDebugUnitTest is just what ran on Android, but the check task should also run them on iOS

[Joseph Roffey]

weirdly I now get the opposite problem.
./gradlew test seems to run the tests for Android and ./gradlew check seems to only run the tests for iOS

[Joseph Roffey]

is there any way to generate a report that tests both at the same time do you know?

[russhwolf]

They won't rerun if there haven't been any changes. There's cleanAllTests to get them to rerun but it doesn't always work for Android

[Joseph Roffey]

ah thank you

[Joseph Roffey]

i’ll try that

[russhwolf]

Regardless though I think they'll always generate separate test reports per run task

[russhwolf]

if cleanAllTests doesn't work you might need to explicitly cleanTestDebugUnitTest

[russhwolf]

There's some bugs in there still

[Joseph Roffey]

ah you’re right

[Joseph Roffey]

when i run ./gradlew check I get two reports out

[Joseph Roffey]

Because the iOS one was called allTests and the other one seemed to have quite a generic name as well testDebugUnitTest I was confused

[Joseph Roffey]

Thank you for your help @russhwolf

[russhwolf]

allTests is everything in theory. But Android stuff is weird and doesn't always fit together