We’ve finished with unit testing, and now we’re talking about generating the deliverable for an Android project, the APK. gradlew test -stacktrace Building the APK gradlew test - stacktrace” name: Android CI/CDon: push: branches: - 'master'jobs: test: name: Run Unit Tests runs-on: ubuntu-latest steps: - uses: - name: set up JDK 1.8 uses: with: java-version: 1.8 - name: Unit tests run: bash.
The following code snippet will launch at each push on the master branch, the unit tests with the command “bash.
We will modify this file to automate unit tests and the generation of an APK for each push on the repo. The following figure summarizes the features of continuous integration.Īs mentioned in the android.yml file, with each push, GitHub Actions automatically launches the build of your project using the latest version of ubuntu. In addition, it allows to automate the execution of test suites and to see the evolution of the software development.” The main purpose of this practice is to detect integration problems as soon as possible during development. The concept was first mentioned by Grady Booch1 and generally refers to the practice of extreme programming.
These are two “features” that concern a broader topic that is DevOps.Īccording to Wikipedia, continuous integration, also known as CI, is “a set of practices used in software engineering consisting in verifying each modification of source code that the result of the modifications does not produce regression in the developed application. For French-speaking developers, you can find this article in French here.ĭear developers, In this article I will present you how to automate the test execution and build of your Android application while using the github feature: “GitHubAction”īut first, we need to know what ‘ continuous integration’, ‘ continuous deployment’, and ‘ GitHub Actions’ areĬertainly, you have heard about ongoing integration and deployment.
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