java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError When trying to use MockK in Android Instrumentation Test about mockk HOT 7 CLOSED

Basically it is not supported. #39

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You need to use mockito-android.

But:

You can't mock the final class on Android with mockito.

So you have to make your kotlin class open.
You can do it via hand or use gradle plugin like allopen

But. still one more thing:

You can not mock API from a jar file, or a 3rd party lib even you mark everything as open!!!

In my case, which means I am screwed.... the whole thing needs to be redeisgn in order to emebed the gradle project rather than just a file.

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Sad story.

From my side I was making first steps to reimplement Android instrumentation test support. But this is hard task. Linkedin guys wrote so much code just for that support. https://github.com/linkedin/dexmaker

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Haha, it's indeed very sad. Hope mockk can make it happen, or give some advices on how to workaround the platform restriction.

Tried that before. Still has that restriction. Can't mock a 3rd party lib. Which in my case, a .jar file equals a 3rd party lib.

And to be honest, if the multi-platform project could support my use case. I won't need to depend on a file at all.

Anyway. Just

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Latest update of mockito 2.18.3 solves the problem.
Now you can use mockito-android to mock a open class in Android Instrumentation test even it is in a .jar file

But would be much better if I can just use mockk for this 😞
Keep up the good work! Love this project.

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Duplicate for #39. Closing. Soon to be redolved

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So... what was the solution, then?

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