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Android Studio – Unit tests not running after updated to Android Studio Chipmunk

I have been working on project in Android Studio Bumblebee, and the project contains several packages , some of them have test classes using Junit and Mockito.
So inorder to increase code coverage, I had excluded the packages with zero unit tests in Debug configurations . But after updating to Android Studio Chipmunk, after I exclude any package or any class file and run again, none of the test cases are run and shows this message

Test events were not received

I also tried adding the classes that I need coverage, still the same issue.

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  1. 0

    Add in your module build.gradle testImplementation project(":name-of-your-module").

    It’s a workaround!

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  2. 0

    As a workaround you may run the tests through the gradle task window:

    Use the command that you used for your run configurations:

    gradle testDebugUnitTest --tests "your.package*"

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  3. 0

    I was having the same problem. As of today I updated to last AS – Chipmunk Patch2, AGP to 7.2.2 and Gradle to 7.3.3, the problem was fixed, without any other change r workarounds. Seems that the bug has been fixed.

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  4. 0

    Works in Dolphin just fine. To reproduce success perform the following:

    1. In Run/Debug Configurations add in a new "Gradle Configuration" using the plus button.
    2. Give it a name in the name text box ("All Unit Tests" for example)
    3. In the run text box add the following testDebugUnitTest --tests "com.example.*" Where com.example is your namespace common across all modules, leave the .* at the end, this is the secret sauce.
    4. In the Gradle project box ensure that the root gradle build file is selected.
    5. Click apply/ok then select the config and run.

    It should all work just fine now…or maybe not depending on any tests failing 😉

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  5. 0

    if you use Kotlin, check your "build.gradle" file and add apply "kotlin-android" plugin.

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