Thanks! Actually, the tool most probably already works for Groovy. We just didn't focus on that as it's not widely used language for Android development outside

Thanks! Actually, the tool most probably already works for Groovy. We just didn't focus on that as it's not widely used language for Android development outside of build scripts :) Could you provide more info on your use case? PS: i'm also one of the tool's developers, leading the work on instrumentation part