Gradle Plugin: 1.0.32

This release enhances compatibility with Android Gradle Plugin 3.2.0 alpha versions (verified until alpha13), as well as some fixes related to JaCoCo, and new DSL to mirror behavior found in the default test options. It also updates the android-instrumentation-test library dependency to 0.2.2. If you explicitly depend on an earlier version in your build.gradle, please update.

Architecture Changes

• The plugin doesn't depend on the (now deprecated) junit-platform-gradle-plugin anymore. As a result, the majority of code is now fully converted to Kotlin, including the exposed DSLs and extension functions. This will hopefully facilitate the integration with Gradle projects utilizing kotlin-dsl as well.

Behavior Changes

• Fix: If a project integrates with Kotlin, but the Kotlin plugin is applied after android-junit5, a warning is generated during configuration time. There is a fallback for attaching the Kotlin source directories manually, however, so the JUnit Platform can detect Kotlin files even in this state.
• Fix: The JaCoCo integration now configures the source directories correctly, which allows Code Preview to display coverage across files from the reports.

API Changes

• New: junitPlatform.unitTests.returnDefaultValues defines the behavior of calling unmocked methods on Android SDK types in unit tests. Equivalent to the well-known property of the same name in the default Android test options.
• New: junitPlatform.unitTests.includeAndroidResources defines if Android resources, assets and manifests should be accessible in unit tests. Equivalent to the well-known property of the same name in the default Android test options.