Hello,
I've got a bit of a quandary. Suppose in a project I've got two folders,
one for an app and one for a java lib:
/app/
/lib/
The reason for /lib/ to be separate is so it can be pure java (and run fast
unit tests). Now, we want /app/'s androidTest to use dependencies from
/lib/src/test/.
I've managed to at least get the app to compile by specifying the project's
tests as a dependency:
dependencies {
androidTestCompile project(':lib').sourceSets.test.output
}
But in the packaging step it blows up giving me this error:
"> Unable to compute hash of <root>/lib/build/resources/test"
--debug reveals the problem is in AndroidBuilder:
Caused by: com.android.builder.packaging.PackagerException: Unable to
compute hash of <root>/lib/build/resources/test
at com.android.builder.AndroidBuilder.packageApk(AndroidBuilder.java:1590)
at com.android.builder.AndroidBuilder$packageApk.call(Unknown Source)
at
com.android.build.gradle.tasks.PackageApplication.doFullTaskAction(PackageApplication.groovy:91)
... 76 more
For some reason it's trying to compute the hash of a directory instead of
individual files, but at this point I'm not sure why.
If there's a better way to set this up - or a way to get it to stop trying
to erroneously hash non-jars - I'd appreciate the help.
-Daniel
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