Testing Android App Bundle with Appium
summary
Android App Bundle (.aab) requires generating an .apks archive and having Appium install the device-optimized APKs rather than handing Appium a single universal .apk. Workflow: use bundletool build-apks to create an .apks, sign it with your keystore, and either let Appium install it by setting app capability to the .apks file or preinstall with bundletool install-apks / adb install --apks. Google reports ~35% average size savings; testing needs extra signing and language-handling steps and the demo shows the approach works.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 2:57Android App Bundle File
- 5:20How Android Bundle Works
- 8:25Generate the Navigation Archive
- 14:08Testing with Different Languages
- 20:11Conclusion
- 23:06Does All the Versions of Apm Support Apks
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