Let’s take a look at how you can add an Android app to Bitrise!
After logging in, click on the “Add new app” button then choose the online UI.
Choose the Bitrise account you would like the app to be added to.
It are often either your personal account or a corporation .
I’ll add mine to my very own account , Choose a privacy type for your app: it are often either private or public If it’s public, anyone can see your logs and configs, so make certain to use this with care!We’ll set this one to private.
Select your repository from the ASCII text file provider of your choice (You can choose GitHub,Bitbucket, GitLab, or add something else manually). The test app we’re going to use is stored on Github.
When prompted to set up repository access, you can either add your own SSH key, which comes in handy if you need to setup multiple sub-repositories, or just go for the “No,auto-add SSH key” option: Choose and type the name of your branch,Pick one that includes the config of your project.
The result is used to create the best configuration for your needs.Let’s fast-forward a bit!Bitrise detected an Android project - great!Specify Module and click Next Read through the project build configuration and then confirm your settings, or, if needed, edit them.
Now you can add an icon to your app: either choose one we found in your repo or upload one.At this point, you also need to decide if you want Bitrise to feature webhooks to your repository or not.If you are doing register webhooks, your project's "source control events" from Github can trigger builds for you, for instance , once you push some new code to one of your branches.
Now that you’ve added your first app to Bitrise, let’s take a look at what steps and workflows are.
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