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See original GitHub issueI was looking at the source for KTestJUnitRunner and it seems like a fairly simple subclass of Runner
AndroidJUnit4Runner and RobolectricTestRunner both ultimately extend from Runner - would it be possible to make a version of the various specs that are compatible with either of these two use cases?
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I searched the documentation and internet but didn’t find a solution: With the current version 5.2.3 of Kotest, is it possible to run Kotest tests as plain Android instrumentation tests (in the
androidTestfolder)? I don’t mean Roboletric, just plain Android tests.Any updates on this feature?