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test: run Settings Compose test with Hilt activity - #350
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The only identified issue is a non-blocking import-order nit, and all reviewers assessed the pull request as ready.
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What changed in this PR
Updates the Settings Compose instrumentation test to run within the app’s Hilt-enabled MainActivity, allowing hiltViewModel() dependencies to resolve correctly.
Changes:
- Replaces
createComposeRule()withcreateAndroidComposeRule<MainActivity>(). - Updates the Compose test rule import.
- Preserves the existing Settings assertions and interactions.
- Import ordering should be aligned with the repository convention.
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app/src/androidTest/java/com/sayanthrock/githubrock/GitHubSettingsScreenTest.kt |
Hosts the Settings Compose test in the Hilt-enabled MainActivity; contains a non-blocking import-order nit. |
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Summary
createAndroidComposeRule<MainActivity>()so the test is hosted by the app's@AndroidEntryPointactivity.GitHubSettingsScreenresolvesAppearanceViewModelthroughhiltViewModel().Verification
CodeAnt-AI Description
Run settings screen tests in the app's Hilt activity
What Changed
Impact
✅ Tests settings with the app's Hilt setup✅ Catches ViewModel hosting issues in settings tests💡 Usage Guide
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