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I'd like to hear if that would be even possible in your opinion.
I have tests divided in various sets/packages which restarts giving me logs from each package separately. Every time I restart tests with new package spoon-gradle-plugin builds new APK from scratch which takes time while further builds are redundant.
After that spoon-gradle-plugin installs built APK on devices. After 1st APK install next ones are redundant. Furthermore if I start 8 AVDs and I have 20 tests in package then installing sequentially APKs one by one takes sometimes more time than whole test run. Question: if that is even possible to achieve - installing apks in parallel.
Do you think such features are could be a part of spoon-gradle-plugin?
Is it possible to implement in your opinion?
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I'd like to hear if that would be even possible in your opinion.
I have tests divided in various sets/packages which restarts giving me logs from each package separately. Every time I restart tests with new package spoon-gradle-plugin builds new APK from scratch which takes time while further builds are redundant.
After that spoon-gradle-plugin installs built APK on devices. After 1st APK install next ones are redundant. Furthermore if I start 8 AVDs and I have 20 tests in package then installing sequentially APKs one by one takes sometimes more time than whole test run. Question: if that is even possible to achieve - installing apks in parallel.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: