Building Android apps from your local terminal with the CLI
summary
Shows using the Bitrise CLI to create and run Android builds locally: the demo runs bitrise init to generate bitrise.yml and bitrise-secrets.yml, auto-detects module and variants, and uses an interactive bitrise add new project to register a private project, create/register SSH deploy keys, install webhooks and pick the Linux Docker Android stack. The CLI skips cloud VM provisioning and code fetch overhead, kicks off the first build on Bitrise, and leverages the platform’s ~200+ integrations.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:54Local CLI benefits
- 2:22Standardized test flows
- 3:03CLI installation guide
- 4:48Local project setup
- 7:21Workflow editor plugin
- 8:48New project from terminal
- 12:48Project registration demo
- 13:51Summary and resources
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