Getting video record of Travis-CI builds with TestFairy
I use a FrameLayout with a recyclerView and a linearView where I ask for Runtime permissions.
I have tests for Runtime permissions with UiAutomator that pass locally but that failed with Travis-CI.
These tests are for an Activity that uses user location. I implemented the Runtime permission withActivityCompat.checkSelfPermission(...), ActivityCompat.requestPermissions(...) and onRequestPermissionsResult(...)
I want to get video of the build/tests that are performed on Travis-CI because it seems the activity is not correctly displayed (can't find allow/deny buttons).
I got advised to use TestFairy.
I am trying to deploy Travis build to TestFairy to get videos of the tests using https://docs.testfairy.com/Continuous_Integration/Travis_CI.html.
deploy:
provider: testfairy //ok
api-key: "TESTFAIRY API KEY" //ok
app-file: Path to the app file (APK/IPA) // what to put here?
What should I put under app-file? I have a android project using Gradle. I found several apk in /app/build/outputs/apk
I seems for android we also need to sign our app. I didn't do since this is just a class project, not real use application. I this part mandatory ?
keystore-file: Path to your keystore-file
storepass: storepass
alias: alias
Is this the right thing to do for sign in this case ? https://developer.android.com/studio/publish/app-signing
java
android apk travis-ci testfairy asked Nov 14 '18 at 9:58
E. CaquotE. Caquot
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I use a FrameLayout with a recyclerView and a linearView where I ask for Runtime permissions.
I have tests for Runtime permissions with UiAutomator that pass locally but that failed with Travis-CI.
These tests are for an Activity that uses user location. I implemented the Runtime permission withActivityCompat.checkSelfPermission(...), ActivityCompat.requestPermissions(...) and onRequestPermissionsResult(...)
I want to get video of the build/tests that are performed on Travis-CI because it seems the activity is not correctly displayed (can't find allow/deny buttons).
I got advised to use TestFairy.
I am trying to deploy Travis build to TestFairy to get videos of the tests using https://docs.testfairy.com/Continuous_Integration/Travis_CI.html.
deploy:
provider: testfairy //ok
api-key: "TESTFAIRY API KEY" //ok
app-file: Path to the app file (APK/IPA) // what to put here?
What should I put under app-file? I have a android project using Gradle. I found several apk in /app/build/outputs/apk
I seems for android we also need to sign our app. I didn't do since this is just a class project, not real use application. I this part mandatory ?
keystore-file: Path to your keystore-file
storepass: storepass
alias: alias
Is this the right thing to do for sign in this case ? https://developer.android.com/studio/publish/app-signing
java
android apk travis-ci testfairy asked Nov 14 '18 at 9:58
E. CaquotE. Caquot
61
add a comment |
I use a FrameLayout with a recyclerView and a linearView where I ask for Runtime permissions.
I have tests for Runtime permissions with UiAutomator that pass locally but that failed with Travis-CI.
These tests are for an Activity that uses user location. I implemented the Runtime permission withActivityCompat.checkSelfPermission(...), ActivityCompat.requestPermissions(...) and onRequestPermissionsResult(...)
I want to get video of the build/tests that are performed on Travis-CI because it seems the activity is not correctly displayed (can't find allow/deny buttons).
I got advised to use TestFairy.
I am trying to deploy Travis build to TestFairy to get videos of the tests using https://docs.testfairy.com/Continuous_Integration/Travis_CI.html.
deploy:
provider: testfairy //ok
api-key: "TESTFAIRY API KEY" //ok
app-file: Path to the app file (APK/IPA) // what to put here?
What should I put under app-file? I have a android project using Gradle. I found several apk in /app/build/outputs/apk
I seems for android we also need to sign our app. I didn't do since this is just a class project, not real use application. I this part mandatory ?
keystore-file: Path to your keystore-file
storepass: storepass
alias: alias
Is this the right thing to do for sign in this case ? https://developer.android.com/studio/publish/app-signing
java
android apk travis-ci testfairy asked Nov 14 '18 at 9:58
E. CaquotE. Caquot
61
I use a FrameLayout with a recyclerView and a linearView where I ask for Runtime permissions.
I have tests for Runtime permissions with UiAutomator that pass locally but that failed with Travis-CI.
These tests are for an Activity that uses user location. I implemented the Runtime permission withActivityCompat.checkSelfPermission(...), ActivityCompat.requestPermissions(...) and onRequestPermissionsResult(...)
I want to get video of the build/tests that are performed on Travis-CI because it seems the activity is not correctly displayed (can't find allow/deny buttons).
I got advised to use TestFairy.
I am trying to deploy Travis build to TestFairy to get videos of the tests using https://docs.testfairy.com/Continuous_Integration/Travis_CI.html.
deploy:
provider: testfairy //ok
api-key: "TESTFAIRY API KEY" //ok
app-file: Path to the app file (APK/IPA) // what to put here?
What should I put under app-file? I have a android project using Gradle. I found several apk in /app/build/outputs/apk
I seems for android we also need to sign our app. I didn't do since this is just a class project, not real use application. I this part mandatory ?
keystore-file: Path to your keystore-file
storepass: storepass
alias: alias
Is this the right thing to do for sign in this case ? https://developer.android.com/studio/publish/app-signing
java
android apk travis-ci testfairy java
android apk travis-ci testfairy asked Nov 14 '18 at 9:58
E. CaquotE. Caquot
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asked Nov 14 '18 at 9:58
E. CaquotE. Caquot
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You don't need keystore-file anymore, see an updated documentation.
Regarding which "app-file" to use, it depend on your Gradle config, TestFairy will accept any APK that can be installed on a device, so it should be signed (even if it a debug keystore)
answered Nov 15 '18 at 16:27
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You don't need keystore-file anymore, see an updated documentation.
Regarding which "app-file" to use, it depend on your Gradle config, TestFairy will accept any APK that can be installed on a device, so it should be signed (even if it a debug keystore)
answered Nov 15 '18 at 16:27
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You don't need keystore-file anymore, see an updated documentation.
Regarding which "app-file" to use, it depend on your Gradle config, TestFairy will accept any APK that can be installed on a device, so it should be signed (even if it a debug keystore)
answered Nov 15 '18 at 16:27
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You don't need keystore-file anymore, see an updated documentation.
Regarding which "app-file" to use, it depend on your Gradle config, TestFairy will accept any APK that can be installed on a device, so it should be signed (even if it a debug keystore)
answered Nov 15 '18 at 16:27
giltslgiltsl
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You don't need keystore-file anymore, see an updated documentation.
Regarding which "app-file" to use, it depend on your Gradle config, TestFairy will accept any APK that can be installed on a device, so it should be signed (even if it a debug keystore)
answered Nov 15 '18 at 16:27
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answered Nov 15 '18 at 16:27
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