The answer is yes, but one major caveat is that a lot of the WireMock 2.x dependencies end up conflicting with a lot of the common modern Android dependencies, and the resolution can be a nightmare. It’s important to remember that the current solution for Android x WireMock was more of a “l_ook what you can do_” vs a “_look what WireMock was specifically designed to do.”_ Overall, for automated testing with Android projects, I tend to use Android-specific tools for the tests, but maintain a separate WIreMock suite for manual testing/development purposes (and set the files I use with the Android-specific tool source set to the WireMock
/__files
folder.) My hope 🤞🏼 is that in WireMock 3.x or 4.x, there’s Android-specific support.