JUnit test NoClassDefFoundError

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Hi,

I’m trying to add unit test for iOS, and the built application only contains codes from src/test but not src/main, so I got NoClassDefFoundError when I try to access classes written in src/main/java.

I face the same problem even generate an new simple moe application. The project was generated with the latest version of the IntelliJ MOE plugin in IntelliJ.

Any idea?

Thanks.

2

Dear Noisyfox,

Thank you for bringing this to our attention.

Best Regards,
Kristóf

3

Hi @liliomk ,

Is there any solution to this problem? Thanks.

4

Dear Noisyfox,

This might work as a workaround to this issue:

tasks.moeTestProGuard {
    dependsOn project.tasks.compileJava
    inJars = inJars + project.tasks.compileJava.destinationDir
}

Best Regards,
Kristóf

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Thanks for your code. That’s almost work except it doesn’t include the dependencies from main module.

Edit:

I tried
inJars = inJars + project.tasks.compileJava.destinationDir + configurations.runtime
to include all dependencies and it works!

Thanks man.

7

@liliomk And I’m wondering if it’s a good idea to add an option to shutdown the simulator after the test automatically because we are trying to run the unit test on jenkins.

8

Dear Noisyfox,

we are not planning on such feature, but you can do it via the simctl command-line utility:

xcrun simctl --help

Best Regards,
Kristóf