Practical tips for succeeding with CI/CD for Android
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Practical, actionable checklist for Android CI/CD: use enough CPU/RAM so Gradle builds match local speed, raise resource class on CircleCI, and cache dependencies (eg node_modules/Gradle caches) and build artifacts to avoid rebuilding. Split long suites (300 functional tests → 10 parallel jobs cuts wall time ~10×). Inject secrets via contexts, run automated security scans (Snyk), and SSH into build containers to debug failing jobs. Favor small commits so reverts are simple: revert commit and rerun pipeline.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction to CI/CD
- 5:10What is CI/CD
- 9:26Speed in CI/CD pipelines
- 18:21Fixing failing builds fast
- 22:17Quality signals in CI/CD
- 23:24Security in CI/CD
- 27:21Beyond CI/CD basics
- 30:12Recovering from bad deploys
- 33:06Benefits of good CI/CD
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