Hello friends Here is tutorial of mine to help you...

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[jmfayard]

Hello friends
Here is tutorial of mine to help you get started with continuous integration.

It's for you if
✅ you write unit tests
❌ have no CI pipeline to run them when you git push

I show a simple way you can fix that with GitHub Actions + Gradle
https://dev.to/jmfayard/how-do-i-setup-github-actions-for-my-gradle-or-android-project-3eal

[PHaroZ]

I never imagine that it was so simple to initiate a CI pipeline, without any external service or resource. Thanks, I will implement it soon.

[satyan]

Github Action is the external service here 😜

The same way TravisCI, CircleCI or Jenkins would be the external service. They are just relying on their dominant position to provide a built-in CI service 🤷

[tddmonkey]

There are still people who don’t use CI? 😮

[satyan]

Testing = doubting 🧌

[jmfayard]

There are still people who don’t use CI? @tddmonkey

Most of them?
I opened 10 recently updated apps at https://github.com/topics/android-app?o=desc&s=updated
Only 2 of 10 were using a CI pipeline

[PHaroZ]

There are still people who don’t use CI? @tddmonkey

the ones who work alone on their project and run their tests at dev time & compile time 😉

[tddmonkey]

Ha, tbf I do that on some of my projects too.. I guess I meant doing it on commercial/team projects

[christophsturm]

even on my personal projects i run tests on ci to make sure it works not only on my system, and that it works exactly like it is in git and no files are missing etc