The scenario I am concerned about is unit testing on the PC using the new unit testing support in the gradle plugin. Unit testing a method with @DebugLog is very difficult. I ended up having to use PowerMock to mock some static methods in Looper and the Log.d method itself. Would be a lot handier if I could just set a static somewhere to turn off Hugo.
JakeWharton
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8 years ago
The scenario I am concerned about is unit testing on the PC using the new unit testing support in the gradle plugin. Unit testing a method with @DebugLog is very difficult. I ended up having to use PowerMock to mock some static methods in Looper and the Log.d method itself. Would be a lot handier if I could just set a static somewhere to turn off Hugo.