vsts/gradle_build.ps1 (25 lines of code) (raw):

# This script assumes it is being run from the root of the repository cd iot-e2e-tests\android # This script pulls down this version of gradle because the default version installed on ADO # can change over time. This allows us more control over when we want to upgrade gradle versions Invoke-WebRequest -Uri "https://services.gradle.org/distributions/gradle-6.8.3-bin.zip" -OutFile ./gradle.zip Expand-Archive ./gradle.zip Write-Host "Starting the Gradle Wrapper" ./gradle/gradle-6.8.3/bin/gradle wrapper Write-Host "Assembling the source APK" ./gradlew :app:assembleDebug # Unlike in the Linux/Windows e2e tests, these secrets are loaded into the Android BuildConfig.java # file that is generated during this assembly. This is done because the android tests run on emulators # and the emulators have no access to the environment variables on the OS that runs the emulator, # so this is the only way to pass along these secrets. Write-Host "Assembling the test APK with the provided secrets" ./gradlew :app:assembleDebugAndroidTest ` `-PIOTHUB_CONNECTION_STRING=$env:IOTHUB_CONNECTION_STRING ` `-PIOT_DPS_CONNECTION_STRING=$env:IOT_DPS_CONNECTION_STRING ` `-PIOT_DPS_ID_SCOPE=$env:DEVICE_PROVISIONING_SERVICE_ID_SCOPE ` `-PDPS_GLOBALDEVICEENDPOINT_INVALIDCERT=$env:INVALID_DEVICE_PROVISIONING_SERVICE_GLOBAL_ENDPOINT ` `-PPROVISIONING_CONNECTION_STRING_INVALIDCERT=$env:INVALID_DEVICE_PROVISIONING_SERVICE_CONNECTION_STRING ` `-PDPS_GLOBALDEVICEENDPOINT=$env:DPS_GLOBALDEVICEENDPOINT ` `-PIS_BASIC_TIER_HUB=$env:IS_BASIC_TIER_HUB ` `-PIS_PULL_REQUEST=$env:isPullRequestBuild ` `-PRECYCLE_TEST_IDENTITIES=true