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I’m new to Robotium and in the NotePadTest.java example, I encountered @Smoke annotation. What is the purpose of using @Smoke? For example, we use @Override when we are overriding a method, or @implements when we are implementing methods of an interface. My question is why @Smoke? Thanks.
It’s a reference to smoke testing. It should be a set of fast tests that can be run very often to catch any obvious problems early.