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assertAny() is a nice feature to let us check any views that are hard to match.
Please add a similar clickAny() method that you can specify a matcher for. Or maybe clickOn() that takes a matcher instead of just an ID or String?
Use case is if a screen has a layout that has a few other layouts included, there are duplicate IDs so you need to reference the parent of the layout you want to cle
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Уже есть большинство оберток и примеров использования. Нужно добавить оставшиеся и написать на них тесты.
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Downloading section says that all you should do is to add
id 'marathon' version 'X.X.X'
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pluginManagement {
resolutionStrategy {
eachPlugin {
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Our README rocks! It's very complete and clear in every sense, but I think it's a bit too complete.
At least in my opinion a README file should only summarise what the project is about, how to install it, give like 1 or 2 examples, who are the project administrators and how to contribute.
Since this file already has examples for each of the methods we've created so far (or most of them maybe
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I have a pdf that changes its orientation, the first page is vertical A4, the next horizontal A4.
When using Androids built-in PdfRenderer the document is displayed correctly, but with PdfViewPager the horizontal page is distorted.
I suspect that the library does not recognize the orientation change and displays the horizontal page as a vertical one.
Please find attached a simple test pdf and