Fix so that builds won't pass when integration tests fail #41
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This fixes an issue with the new 3.0.0-alpha-1 build, where failing integration tests don't stop the build from succeeding. The old, correct behaviour (as of 2.9.0-beta-5) was that a failing integration test would cause the build to fail :)
3.0.0-alpha-1 uses ddmlib instead of the adb command for instrumentation, but the
com.android.ddmlib.testrunner.RemoteAndroidTestRunner.run()
method doesn't throw an exception when tests fail - instead it relies on the test listeners to report failures/errors to the user - so I've updated the AndroidTestRunListener to do just that, throwing aMojoFailureException
and also reporting the number of failures/errors like old version used to do, ie:FAILURES!!!
Tests run: 14, Failures: 0, Errors: 4