This is a collection of GitHub Actions for Android development
This is only tested with macOS-10.15 environment. It might work on linux but there is no support for kvm there so don't expect to have api 26+ available there.
This repo provides an action for installing the Android SDK on the build agent. It will override whatever setup is
already there. You might want to do this since default GitHub Actions environments are now missing sdkmanager
binary
so they're immutable.
steps:
- uses: actions/checkout@v1
- uses: malinskiy/action-android/install-sdk@release/0.0.7
- run: adb devices
- run: echo $ANDROID_HOME
There is an official action for Java setup. For execution using Gradle
I suggest to use ./gradlew
to minimize the dependency on environment setup.
action-android/emulator-run-cmd
provide an action which installs the emulator packages, starts the emulator and waits
until it's booted. After this it will execute the provided cmd and stop the running emulator.
It's imperative(!) to use runs-on: macOS-10.15
if you want to have hardware acceleration for your emulator.
steps:
- uses: actions/checkout@v1
- uses: malinskiy/action-android/emulator-run-cmd@release/0.0.7
with:
cmd: ./gradlew integrationTest
api: 25
tag: default
abi: x86
cmd
is the shell command to execute while the emulator is bootedapi
is the API version of emulatortag
is either the default or google_apis. Use google_apis for emulator with google storeabi
is the abi of the emulator. x86 is the fastest onehardwareProfile
is the hardware profile of the emulator. Check theavdmanager list
for supported value. I advise to use string names instead of ids since those might change between sdk updatescmdOptions
is value which you can use to pass additional arguments to the emulator start command. By default this is-no-snapshot-save -noaudio -no-boot-anim
disableAnimations
to disable animations using the system preferences.false
by default. Keep in mind that applications might not respect system settings and these might have no effect at allverbose
if you want to enable additional logging for this action
The emulator-run-cmd
action will generate an artifacts/logcat.log
artifact that you can use in your builds to investigate issues. For example the next snippet will save the artifact in case the previous steps had failures (your tests failed and you need these logs for investigation).
- name: Save logcat output
uses: actions/upload-artifact@master
if: failure()
with:
name: logcat
path: artifacts/logcat.log
Currently GitHub Actions do not support OS processes that outlive the specific step hence you can't really do a
workflow that starts the emulator and then execute your testing command in a separate step. This is the reason why
I've written the combined emulator-run-cmd
action. If you have multiple commands to run in parallel to emulator I suggest to write a script and execute it via the cmd arg.
MIT License
Copyright (c) 2020 Anton Malinskiy
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