- ANDROID ARM EMULATOR NOT WORKING UPDATE
- ANDROID ARM EMULATOR NOT WORKING ANDROID
- ANDROID ARM EMULATOR NOT WORKING SOFTWARE
It’s taken me around 20hrs to get builds working with JVM unit tests, instrumented tests and test coverage reports for both, but only with API 22, and without much optimisation so each build takes around 19mins which seems excessive.
ANDROID ARM EMULATOR NOT WORKING ANDROID
More generally CircleCI is fantastic, although with the caveat that getting Android builds working on it has been pretty painful. I don’t need the Google APIs, but the suggested solution in that scenario doesn’t seem to work. emulator -avd circleci-android24 -no-audio -no-window -gpu off:īut the emulator never boots, and just eats up valuable build minutes. cp -r app/build/reports/jacoco/* $CIRCLE_TEST_REPORTS # copy the test results to the test results directory cp -r app/build/outputs $CIRCLE_ARTIFACTS # run tests against the emulator and generate report and limit gradle's memory usage usr/local/android-sdk-linux/extras/android/m2repository usr/local/android-sdk-linux/build-tools/25.0.2 usr/local/android-sdk-linux/platforms/android-24 ANDROID_HOME=/usr/local/android-sdk-linux. mv armeabi-v7a/* /usr/local/android-sdk-linux/system-images/android-24/google_apis/armeabi-v7a
ANDROID ARM EMULATOR NOT WORKING UPDATE
echo y | android update sdk -no-ui -all -filter "build-tools-25.0.2"
# Android SDK Build-tools, revision 25.0.2 My problem is I was caching the ~/.android directory, which is where the emulator is created, so the solution was to remove that directory from my caching commands and select rebuild without cache. I was in touch with a CircleCI customer support representative and I got the config below working. Please reply to this post if you have any questions about this. emulator -avd circleci-android24-googleapis -no-window -gpu off: Mv armeabi-v7a/* /usr/local/android-sdk-linux/system-images/android-24/google_apis/armeabi-v7a # overwrite some of the new files with older files
ANDROID ARM EMULATOR NOT WORKING SOFTWARE
# software rendering is broken in revision 10, we'll use revision 08 echo no | android create avd -n circleci-android24-googleapis -t 'android-24' -abi google_apis/armeabi-v7a echo y | android update sdk -no-ui -all -filter "sys-img-armeabi-v7a-google_apis-24" # Android 24 ARM Google APIs system Image echo y | android update sdk -no-ui -all -filter "extra-android-m2repository" # Android Support Repository, revision 35 / Local Maven repository for Support Libraries
echo y | android update sdk -no-ui -all -filter "build-tools-24.0.1" # Android SDK Build-tools, revision 24.0.2 echo y | android update sdk -no-ui -all -filter "platform-tools" echo y | android update sdk -no-ui -all -filter "tools"
echo y | android update sdk -no-ui -all -filter "android-24"
As the current version of Google APIs ABI does not boot on CircleCI, you can add the following to your circle.yml to run an emulator using the previous version of Google APIs system image: dependencies: If your application relies on the Google APIs being available in the emulator, using the default Android emulator will not work for you. emulator -avd circleci-android24 -no-window -gpu off:ĭowngrading Google APIs ABI to the previous version You can use the default ABI in your build like this: test: This one relies on an older Android kernel version and therefore boots successfully on CircleCI. If your application does not require a Google APIs ABI, you might want to use a default ABI in your build. Using the default Android ABI instead of the Google APIs one In the meanwhile, you can work around this in the following two ways. We have filed a bug in the Android bug tracker. This is due to a bug in the Android kernel: the latest revision of the emulator cannot create a frame buffer on systems that don’t have a hardware GPU. We have recently found that the latest revision of the Android 24 Google APIs ABI results in an emulator that cannot boot on CircleCI.
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