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In referring to the answer in How to get code coverage using Android Studio?, we could generate Junit Test coverage on Android Studio. I could even dump out the Coverage Report in HTML format using menu Analyze->GenerateCoverageReport...

I'm thinking of getting this run from command line to get the test run with Coverage, and automatically dump out the Coverage Report in a designated folder. Is there a command that I could do so? (I'm in a linux/mac environment)

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  • Note that I could use ./gradlew test to run the test on command line. But this doesn't seems to run it with coverage nor dump out any coverage report. Commented Sep 29, 2015 at 6:50
  • use Jacoco, it works Commented Dec 28, 2015 at 12:38
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