I'd like to know if it is possible to do continuous testing on Android Studio. I've found the Infinitest tool for Eclipse/IntelliJ but couldn't find any tools for Android Studio. Since Android Studio is based on IntelliJ I thought that there could be a way to do it on Android Studio too. Has anyone been able to do that? Thanks!
Is it possible to set tests to continuously run on Android Studio?
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Seems like Infinitest has an IntelliJ plugin now. After a quick search, this came up.
Alternatively, you could use command line tools to accomplish this. Use something like Watchman to observe file changes and then have it execute your gradle test task.