Using Dagger with Espresso

I'm planning to create Espresso tests on my app multi-module, and I'm about to create the first Espresso test, but what I'm seeing is that on my app I do not have an AppComponent where I can fake it. Since I want to add the test on my feature-module, I'll create the TestApp, TestRunner there from now.

What I have on my feature-module is a FeatureComponent that is injected via ComponentFactory from the App, so what I thought is to create a class like this :

@Component (
     dependencies = [ MoreComponents::class],
     modules = [ DataSourceModule::class ]
)
interface FeatureOneComponent { 

    fun activityOneSubComponent(): FeatureOneActivity.Component.Factory
    fun activityTwoSubComponent(): FeatureTwoActivity.Component.Factory

    @Component.Factory
    interface Factory {
        fun create(
            dependencies
        ):FeatureOneComponent
    }
}

interface FeatureOneProvider {
    fun getFeatureOneComponent(): FeatureOneComponent
}


///ACTIVITY

class FeatureOneActivity : AppCompatActivity() {

    //this comes from Subcomponent is what I want to MOCK 
    @Inject lateinit var presenter

    //these comes from the factory and I have it mocked
    @Inject lateinit var manager

    override fun onCreate(){
        (applicationContext as FeatureOneProvider).getFeatureOneComponent().activityOneSubComponent().create(this).inject(this)
    }
}

@Subcomponent(modules = [ActivityOneModule::class]) <--- THIS I WANT TO MOCK
interface Component {
    fun inject(activity: FeatureOneActivity)

    @SubComponent.Factory
    interface Factory {
        fun create(@BindsInstance activity: FeatureOneActivity): Component
    }
}

@Module
interface ActivityOneModule {
    @Binds
    fun bindPresenter(impl: PresenterImpl): Contract.Presenter    
}

TEST

class MyTestApp : Application(), FeatureOneProvider {

    override fun getFeatureOneComponent(): FeatureOneComponent {
        return DaggerMockFeatureOneComponent.create()
    }
}

@Component(
    modules = [MockFeatureOneModules::class]
)
interface MockFeatureOneComponent : FeatureOneComponent {
   

    //I NEED TO MOCK THE SUBCOMPONENT WITH `MockSubcomponent`
}

@Component 
object MockFeatureOneModules {

    @Provides
    fun providesManager() : MyManager = mock(MyManager)
}

//I want to use this module to replace the subcomponent of my activity
@Module
object MockSubcomponent() {
  @Provides
  fun providesFakePresenter() : FeatureOneContract.Presenter = mock { FeatureOneContract.Presenter::class.java }
}

To better understand the problem

When I run my test and I put a debugger point I see everything is mocked but the Presenter, and that's because the presenter is in

@Subcomponent(modules = [ActivityOneModule::class]
interface Component {
    fun inject(activity: FeatureOneActivity)

    @SubComponent.Factory
    interface Factory {
        fun create(@BindsInstance activity: FeatureOneActivity): Component
    }
}

@Module
interface ActivityOneModule {
    @Binds
    fun bindPresenter(impl: PresenterImpl): Contract.Presenter    
}

And in my test component I don't have access to "override" this subcomponent so everything is mocked but this subcomponent and I need this mocked.

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