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Google Code-In: Setup development environment and run tests

See original GitHub issue

Download Android Studio 3.0
Install and configure git on your machine
Create github account
Fork apps-android-commons repository on github
Clone your fork into your local machine.
Import your freshly cloned repository into Android Studio. This might take a while.
Try to build and run app on your android device / emulator.
In console run ./gradlew clean check connectedCheck jacocoTestReport --stacktrace to execute unit tests.
Provide results of your tests, and screenshot of running instance. If any of unit tests are failing please document it in this issue.

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Issue Analytics

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Created 6 years ago
Reactions:1
Comments:10 (5 by maintainers)

Top GitHub Comments

2reactions

nicolas-raoulcommented, Nov 30, 2017

Let’s wait for @feelfreelinux 's evaluation.

2reactions

nicolas-raoulcommented, Nov 15, 2017

While this does not add immediate new features to the app, it is a good exercise, don’t hesitate to improve our wiki (do you have write access to it?) based on the difficulties they encounter, thanks a lot! 😃

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