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I use Windows for dev, is there any advice you can give for a setup? I am trying to figure out how to use Android Studio as the IDE with code completion/error checking and run a single test or the whole suite.
Do you just use a text editor and "run" in place?
How do you run 1 test at a time when you are doing TDD (mind you I do this but not as religion)?
I have tried to understand how AS works with NDK testing but it doesn't seem to jive with what you have going.
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Currently running the suite is done by manually invoking the test.sh shell script. Haven't invested any time in how this can be done directly from Android Studio as it should be possible (assumption) to run on a per-file basis, rather than the whole suite at once. For intermediate single tests, I only include the test I'm working on in main.cpp.
This will be tackled as part of #106, together with #93 this ensures that unit tests can be written and executed side-by-side during development without requiring custom scripts or configuration changes.
Hey,
I use Windows for dev, is there any advice you can give for a setup? I am trying to figure out how to use Android Studio as the IDE with code completion/error checking and run a single test or the whole suite.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: