Enable Robolectric tests in WordPress module#5836
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Looks great @hypest. Verified that Travis is running the tests by intentionally breaking your demo test in a separate branch.
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catehstn
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May 8, 2017
| // and the VM options to `-ea` | ||
| Assert.assertEquals("WordPress for Android", RuntimeEnvironment.application.getString(R.string.app_title)); | ||
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Yay super happy to see this!! |
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Adds basic support for Robolectric (JVM) tests.
It also sets up Travis to automatically run these tests.
To test:
Run 'RobolectricSetupTest'. Make sure the run configuration's working directory is set to-eaappNameTest) should run and succeed