Android Continuous Integration with CircleCI

In this screencast we demonstrate how you can set up a private CircleCI build server (Continuous Integration Server) that will build your Android application. The outputs (APK files) can be downloaded from the CI server. We also talk about why it’s important to have a CI server and the notification system as well.
You will need a GitHub account and any Android Application to complete this.
Links from the episode:
Android circle.yml - gist.github.co...
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[@redkb]

Great video! I'm ready for part 2 on using circle to run test via expresso.

[@huseyinbarin1653]

simple and very useful.

[@JacobsRoblox460]

Hi Donn - thanks for the vid - very useful. Do you have any advice on how to add your keyStore to Circle CI, so it auto-signs builds? Currently ours is still looking in the desktop/local version. Any help much appreciated! x

[@tahirdevlog2047]

thanks

[@bhavdippathar003]

Thank you for share :)

[@VenkatGonu]

My team wants me to set up our application with CI. They are more inclined with Jenkins, can you suggest me CircleCi is better or Jenkins.? Thanks

[@nayansrivastava6084]

I am using the same yml file and just added ./gradlew cAT and removed time-out but circle-ci throwing error that "task cAT not found" and the same command is working fine in local environment, can u please help ?

[@TheAmeer3881]

Amazing