Open MoneyMikePMZ opened 4 years ago
@moneymikepmz Yeah, there's pros & cons to having a precomplied APK. The advantage is, you can test Xamarin.UITest without building an APK at all, but the disadvantage is I have to manually maintain that APK including updating it & checking it regularly. What finally broke it is the fact that the APK blocks integration with App Center Build signing.
I did forget to update the README so I'll try to get that done. You can generate an APK using the Xamarin.Android project to build it.
@King-of-Spades thanks you for the quick reply. I am completely new to mobile development so I was using this project to learn about UI Testing. I am not sure of how to generate an APK using the Xamarin.Android project so the README update will be very useful.
@MRoy-BTE you might want to check out https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/xamarin/android/get-started/
There's also a Xamarin.Android FAQ here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/xamarin/android/troubleshooting/questions/
I helped write a lot of that content back when I was on that team, actually. But the publish date is back in summer of 2018, so some of it might be outdated, unfortunately.
The master branch is missing the precompiled .apk file from the source. As a workaround, I pulled it from another branch. According to the README.md the is required to test locally using a windows machine
Can the apk file be added back to the master branch?