Hey @jschear. We are facing this same problem after upgrading to AGP 4.0.0 . Were you able to solve this or have a workaround?

Unfortunately I haven't -- I actually stopped using OkReplay for separate reasons soon after this issue popped up. I think I have a pretty good idea of what needs to be done to fix this issue, though (adopting the BaseExtension#deviceProviders API), and I may have some time this weekend to work on a PR.

I think I was wrong about moving to the BaseExtension#deviceProviders being a solution -- that function returns an empty list when I test locally, and it appears to be an extension point for adding other, custom DeviceProviders.

I see a few ways forward here:

• Do some sort of reflection to load the DeviceProvider class from the correct package depending on the version of AGP that's on the classpath.
• Copy ConnectedDeviceProvider into okreplay's source tree and call it a day.

@felipecsl, @rossbacher do either of you have an opinion here?

Is this issue resolved ? I am encountering similar issue.
I am exploring okreplay to use in my project at this point.

For anyone who might want to use OKReplay in there project with AGP >= 4.0 I followed @jschear steps but instead of fixing the okreplay-tests for reasons mentioned by him I removed that module from settings.gradle while building.

Please note this is not an official solution and something I did to get it working in my project.
You can find the gist here - https://gist.github.com/stopdrake/0e6607d4a12112d1909320eacf5245cc

Steps to run

1. Copy the jar file to a gradleLibs or libs directory inside your module
2. In your module level build.gradle add classpath to your buildscript dependencies like below

buildscript {
    repositories {
        jcenter()
        google()
    }
    dependencies {
//      classpath "com.airbnb.okreplay:gradle-plugin:$okreplay_gradle"
        classpath files('gradleLibs/okreplay-gradle-plugin-1.6.0.jar')
    }
}

Like @rajab57, I would like to use OkReplay, but it's not working with AGP >= 4.0 :(

The @stopdrake's solution seems to work but it would be nice if you can fix it

The above workaround seems to have stopped working, I now get this error:

Execution failed for task ':app:clear<variant>OkReplayTapes'.
> 'void com.android.build.gradle.internal.testing.ConnectedDeviceProvider.<init>(java.io.File, int, com.android.utils.ILogger)'

I am using the following versions:
OkReplay: 1.6.0 (both workaround, and official version)
AGP: 7.1.0-alpha05
AndroidX Test: 1.4.0
Espresso: 3.4.0

I have also tried the above and get the same error with:
OkReplay: 1.6.0 (both workaround, and official version)
AGP: 7.1.2
AndroidX Test: 1.4.0
Espresso: 3.4.0

Please fix this as it is holding our project up from upgrading the gradle plugin.