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Continuous & Sonar Integration (Android)

The document discusses steps for integrating continuous integration with an Android project using Android Studio and Gitlab CI. It describes creating a Java keystore file, configuring the Android project to use it for release builds, and modifying the build.gradle file. It also outlines configuring a Gitlab CI pipeline to trigger Sonarqube analysis on commits by adding a YAML file and specifying properties for the project, branch, and Sonar server URL. The pipeline would then run the analysis and bugs/issues would be viewable on the Sonarqube site.

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Continuous & Sonar Integration (Android)

The document discusses steps for integrating continuous integration with an Android project using Android Studio and Gitlab CI. It describes creating a Java keystore file, configuring the Android project to use it for release builds, and modifying the build.gradle file. It also outlines configuring a Gitlab CI pipeline to trigger Sonarqube analysis on commits by adding a YAML file and specifying properties for the project, branch, and Sonar server URL. The pipeline would then run the analysis and bugs/issues would be viewable on the Sonarqube site.

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Continuous Integration

Continuous Integration (CI) is a development practice that requires developers to


integrate code into a shared repository several times a day. Each check-in is then
verified by an automated build, allowing teams to detect problems early.

Steps to integrate an Android Project with Android Studio:


1. Create a jks file for the deployment process and paste the .jks file in the root
project directory:

2. Create the .jks file configuration through the Android Studio:


a. Goto -> Project Module Settings
b. Select app and create a new config by clicking on add(+) icon.
c. Fill in the information of the jks file like Key Alias, Key Password etc…

3. Go to -> Build Types tab and select release and set the required fields as shown
below:
4. Then click on Ok and check the build.gradle file in app, whether the changes get
reflected as shown below:
5. Modify the keystore path from the above specified to the ../myapplication.jks, as
the path should not be hard coded so make it relative path like shown below:
6. Till this step the project has been configured to build and generate the release
apk.

Steps to take the latest commit for Build Process with Gitlab CI
and Sonar integration:
1. Add a .yml file with the build process script with .yml extension, you can find a sample
file here:
○ Sample file is sent to you separately
2. In the yml file script change the necessary properties/configuration according to your
project.
3. Change the project key, project name, version name and language used for
development, in case of Native Android it is java:
4. Specify the branch on which your project should run (CI/Sonar):
5. Save the file and add this to your root project:

6. Commit the code and push it to the git.


7. Goto gitlab website -> to your project -> to pipelines tab:
○ You can check the previous status of the build process.
○ Also you can start a new pipeline by clicking Run Pipeline
8. Finally you can check the sonar analysis report with bugs, code smells etc.. here:
○ http://www.yourwebsite.com

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