Titlebook: Android Continuous Integration; Build-Deploy-Test Au Pradeep Macharla Book 2017 Pradeep Macharla 2017 devops.android.mobile.ci.cd.continuou

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Dynamic land use/cover change modellingThe Android app can be built in debug or release mode—the difference being the keystore used to sign the app. If you build the app in release mode, the keystore will let you push to Google Play (assuming that the keystore associated with the user ID has already been registered through Google Play).

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Vibration Screening in Layered Soil,This chapter builds on Chapter 5, in which you learned how to successfully build an .apk file (either through the debug or release APK). Once the .apk file is ready on your filesystem, you have to ensure that you are connected to the target device/emulator where you intend to deploy the .apk file.

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Vibration Screening in Layered Soil,In Chapters 5 and 6, you learned that the output of the build is the .apk file and the target where you want to install the .apk file has to be connected first. In this chapter, you will learn how to deploy the Android app to the target device that is connected to the Mac.

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Zuzanna Piwkowska,Alain Destexhe,Thierry BalThis chapter covers more about the Appium tool/framework/ library and explains the what, why and how, so that you will be ready to automate the testing in Chapter 9. For detailed information, you can visit Appium‘s web site at http://appium.io/.

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Android System Setup,Chapter 3 focused on how fast you can get to a quick feedback loop, and this chapter covers what is needed for an MVP. The Android world has great tools and utilities that address the varied needs of a developer.

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Build the Android App,The Android app can be built in debug or release mode—the difference being the keystore used to sign the app. If you build the app in release mode, the keystore will let you push to Google Play (assuming that the keystore associated with the user ID has already been registered through Google Play).

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