mkdir -p $HOME/.android & touch $HOME/.android/repositories.cfg # create empty cfg file to prevent sdkmanager warning message # set SDK tools path variable and ANDROID_HOME unzip -q $ANDROID_SDK_TOOLS -d $HOME/sdk # download and unzip Android SDK command line tools export JAVA_HOME=/usr/lib/jvm/java-8-openjdk-amd64 ANDROID_SDK_TOOLS=sdk-tools-linux-4333796.zip # for updates check /studio#downloads (current 26.1.1) You can even use the language: minimal since it ships Java 8 to get the fastest possible boot times: language: minimal So it’s even easier than what described (you don’t need to tell Travis CI the SDK Plattform or Build Tools Version). This feature is supported starting from Android Gradle 3.3 ( ). My advice is to manually set-up the sdkmanager CLI and let the Android Gradle plugin automatically download all nessesary dependencies. The Android recipes/cookbook is desperately old and seemingly not maintained at the moment. Maybe I should install android sdk, not sure because I did not see if anyone installing sdk
The command "android-update-sdk -components=tools -accept-licenses='android-sdk-preview-license-52d11cd2|android-sdk-license-.+|google-gdk-license-.+'" failed and exited with 127 during. $ export ANDROID_BUILD_TOOLS_VERSION=28.0.3Ġ.13s$ android-update-sdk -components=tools -accept-licenses='android-sdk-preview-license-52d11cd2|android-sdk-license-.+|google-gdk-license-.+'
Anyway all components I install success but when I want to execute android sdk manager I can see this: env:Īnd this output Setting environment variables from. travis.yml with “language: android” or should I start with “language: java”. This is appium/selenium/testng/java project. As project is on github I would like to use travis.
I can do all this on my local env from bash script. To prepare execution I need to run appium and run emulator. Trying to run my maven project for testing UI in android application.
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