> For multithreading : Quasar supports Kotlin (I'm waiting for quasar to support android though)

Have you opened up an issue on Quasar's repo (https://github.com/puniverse/quasar) so Parallel Universe can track this for a possible milestone?

We don't need to : I read somewhere that it was on their roadmap...

If you want easy multithreading on Android take a look at Kovenant http://kovenant.komponents.nl/android/features/

Can you use PIT with Kotlin? Really tempted to try it out but wasn't sure. I suppose if it works at the bytecode instead of source level it would just work.

Yes you can (I managed it and it works beautifully). But you have to make it ignore Package Class at the moment because top functions in a package (say my.great.pack) can be in different .kt files and are gathered in a single class (my.great.pack.PackPackage) and pit doesn't seem to be able to cope with a class whose source come from more than 1 file (or I missed something).

Just put something like this in your gradle.build file :

apply plugin: "info.solidsoft.pitest"

pitest { targetClasses = ['org.lakedaemon.suggest.', 'org.lakedaemon.compress.'] //by default "${project.group}." excludedClasses = ['org.lakedaemon.compress.decoders.DecodersPackage', 'org.lakedaemon.compress.decoders.EncodersPackage'] avoidCallsTo = ['org.apache.log4j.', 'org.lakedaemon.L.', 'org.slf4j.', 'java.util.logging.'] pitestVersion = "1.1.4" //not needed when a default PIT version should be used threads = 4 outputFormats = ['XML', 'HTML'] enableDefaultIncrementalAnalysis = true testSourceSets = [sourceSets.test/, sourceSets.integrationTest/] mainSourceSets = [sourceSets.main/, sourceSets.additionalMain*/] }