Jenkins+git+gradle-based Android continuous integration

This article refers to the following:

http://my.oschina.net/uboluo/blog/157483

Http://java.dzone.com/articles/automating-continuous

Previously, the APK was manually generated via the IDE (Eclipse or Android Studio) and sent to testers via QQ or email, and now the Division requires continuous integration of the project, that is, in some way timed (e.g. three o'clock in the morning per night) Automatically pull down the latest code from the Git library to compile and package, and testers get the latest code-packed apk for work every morning. All kinds of degrees Niang Google is to make a point, record a bit, lest forget

Software Environment:

1, Windows7 64bit;

2, jdk1.7

3. Android SDK

4, gradle2.2.1

Setting up environment variables is a cinch.

The first step is to download Jenkins. Link: Http://mirrors.jenkins-ci.org/war/latest/jenkins.war.

will download the Jenkins.war The package is placed directly into Tomcat under the WebApps directory, start tomcat, enter in the browser : 127.0.0.1:8080/jenkins

Step two, go to settings, manage plugins, add Git,gradle,lint

Step Three: System configuration

Fourth step: Create New Job

Fifth Step: Build

Sixth step: Test results

Build After the end of the examination, if in: C:\Users\Administrator\.jenkins\jobs\AutoCI\workspace\app\build\outputs\apk\

An apk similar to the following is generatedin the directory, indicating that the system is OK

I have this temporary deployment on my own development machine, supposedly should be deployed to the server, with a script will be generated by the APK move to the specified directory, the tester to the directory every day to get the latest apk, because there is no server operation permissions, this part is not able to write.

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Jenkins+git+gradle-based Android continuous integration