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I try to implement Bamboo Continues Integration server in my development.
My Android project use Maven "android-with-test" archetype.
How can i build my project om Bamboo.
Could someone help me.
Thanks.
The Bamboo don't provide android functional testing. Try to use Hudson with Hudson Android emulator plugin http://wiki.hudson-ci.org/display/HUDSON/Android+Emulator+Plugin
It works for me
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I have a project on TFS with structure as follows:
I have cloned it in Android studio like below:
Now I am unable to add a new Andorid project in AndroidApp repo. Any help?
You need first install the VSTS plugin for IntelliJ. This plugin is compatible with Android studio.
Suggest you to use GIT as your version control. Then it's not hard to create the repo and add/import code to your repo with git command line.
Detail tutorial please refer this linkļ¼ VSTS Plugin for IntelliJ IDEA and Android Studio
If you want to use TFVC as your version control, you need to use the TEE CLC to provide the TFVC support.
For a Video tutorial, you could refer this link Getting Started with TFVC inside of Android Studio with the Team Services Plugin You could also take a look at my reply in How to Use TFS in Android Studio
I ve generated from tfs web console . Get the git link . In android studio I already have my project . I ve used git command lines to add it . Also you have to install tfs plugin .
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uCOGW5u9tO8
https://help.github.com/articles/adding-an-existing-project-to-github-using-the-command-line/
I am new to gradle. I am trying to integrate an android project which is built with maven on jenkins to gradle. I have two projects, one of them is a library project which is developed by me and the other one is the app, which uses this library project.
It can be done on Android Studio with compile project(':XXX') but don't know how to do it on Jenkins.
Any help appreciated! Thanks
I recently downloaded the android studio and can't understand a few things.
I don't know gradle, and don't really need it, do I have to use it on android studio?
how do I create a run configuration without a normal android module?
Gradle is a project automation tool that builds upon the concepts of Apache Ant and Maven.
Android Studio is using Gradle as its build tool.
For the past 3 weeks I've played heavily with Android Maven build process. For the most part I find it a much better experience than Eclipse but have a few questions I'd like answered:
Is there a way to make Eclipse work with APKLIB files without importing the project into Eclipse?
Using Maven is there a way to push the APK to the device without uninstalling the application? Using mvn android:deploy uninstalls the APK and installs a new one.
I've yet to get the Android JavaDoc to work well in IntelliJ, any solutions?
Does IntelliJ work well with the NDK?
I'm open to any tips in the best build process for the platform as it will be what I use moving forward. Should I go Ant or Maven?
APKLIB support in Eclipse is still not fully there. Use m2eclipse and m2eandroid and maybe help with patches for m2eandroid.
mvn android:deploy can install an apk to the device (or all attached devices). mvn android:run can start it. undeploy and redeploy work as well.
the maven android sdk deployer can also deploy the source and it should hook up fine with intellij and the maven integration
NDK and Intellij - not for writing code but the build process via Maven will work just fine also in Intellij..
Last but not least.. you should definitely NOT go ant. Either Maven or use the new, upcoming Gradle build. Don't waste time on the old (and soon to be deprecated) Ant build and all its problems.
I am trying to use android in netbeans with maven as the build tool. I want to be able to run the applications in netbeans and also run the emulator in netbeans itself. So far i have been using the command line for creating android applications with maven. Any help will be appreciated
thanks in advance
Abhirami
Technically it is possible with stock distribution of NetBeans IDE. Everything Android related will be handled by Maven there (including compilation against correct platform and special goals to deploy).
You will miss some goodies provided NBAndroid for regular Android projects. Some of them are available as you can read at http://www.nbandroid.org/2012/06/did-you-ask-for-maven.html.
are you looking to integrate maven with eclipse?
It's pretty simple. You Just have to follow the instructions here.
for NetBeans -
"NetBeans includes full Maven support since 6.7, including Maven 3 support in 7.0+. You can open any Maven project in the IDE and start coding immediately." as quoted here