For Kotlin multiplatform projects, what's the corr...

# multiplatform

[Nicholas Bilyk]

For Kotlin multiplatform projects, what's the correct way to access test resources from a test class?

The working directory seems to most of the time be the project directory, although that doesn't seem to be the case when running via drone.io. I tried javaClass.getResource methods but that seems to only list class directories, not resource directories.

[Kris Wong]

https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-24463

[Kris Wong]

you need to use File with the path from the project root

[Nicholas Bilyk]

yeah, that's what I'm doing, but for some reason that doesn't work on drone.io ... 🤔

[Nicholas Bilyk]

any idea why the working directory would be different in CI than it is when running locally? (Gradle)

[Kris Wong]

it's the same commands, so that should not be the case

[Kris Wong]

assuming you're using the same commands on the build server 🙂

[Kris Wong]

could be a difference between IDE and command line

[Nicholas Bilyk]

yeah, same commands. Command line on my machine is fine ^_^

[Nicholas Bilyk]

just double checked that because when you run gradle build it doesn't actually log "628 tests passed" or anything like that

[Nicholas Bilyk]

it's kind of a problem because drone can't give you the test results html and it's a rather complicated process to get those reports published to a 3rd party service.

[Nicholas Bilyk]

so I can see what test is failing, but not why