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snapcrafters / android-studio

A community-maintained package to easily install Android Studio on Linux
https://developer.android.com/studio/index.html
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Setup CI #8

Closed om26er closed 5 years ago

om26er commented 6 years ago

We need CI for this project. The only thing that I have currently in mind is that it will just build the snap before allowing any change to get merged.

Lets use the free Travis CI, so that we don't have any dependency on Canonical. @popey thoughts ?

popey commented 6 years ago

Sounds like a plan. I'm fine with travis or circle-ci. In fact it might be neat to have some projects using one, and some using another, just to make sure we're exercising all the options.

Would that be confusing, mixing things up though?

abitrolly commented 6 years ago

If admins enable Travis CI and tell what commands need to be run, then I can send PR to close this,

om26er commented 6 years ago

If provided with an Ubuntu container on Travis, a rough set of commands would look like

apt update
apt install squashfuse git -y
snap install snapcraft
git clone https://github.com/snapcrafters/android-studio.git # tentative, should actually download the PR
cd android-studio
snapcraft
mv *.snap android-studio.snap
snap install android-studio.snap --dangerous
abitrolly commented 6 years ago

On the second thought, it is better to do

snapcraft enable-ci travis

https://docs.snapcraft.io/build-snaps/ci-integration

om26er commented 6 years ago

Apart from making sure the snap builds, the CI process should also ensure that the sha256sum of the executable is the same as the one from upstream.

I am collecting some more scenarios and will propose something over the weekends.

om26er commented 5 years ago

Closing this as the CI is now enabled, thanks @popey