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Asked: 2026-05-25T19:14:52+00:00

I’m setting up a Continuous Integrations System with Hudson and it’s just amazing. I

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I’m setting up a Continuous Integrations System with Hudson and it’s just amazing.
I got a SVN repository and integrated a post-commit hook that notifies Hudson when someone commits to the repository. This part is working splendid.

The general idea is, that if the project fails, with unit-tests or anything else, it should tell the collaborator(i’m using a simple e-mail notifier atm). But if it successes I want it to compile the project and build either an unsigned or a signed .apk file.

What’s the easiest or smartest way to do this?
I’ve read you can use a Shell Command to build the .apk but I can’t seem to figure out how this works? Can anyone tell me how I can do this or should I go for another solution?

Thanks in advance

Finn Larsen

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  1. Editorial Team

    There is a guide on the Jenkins wiki about building Android apps with Hudson or Jenkins, including building and running a test app, obtaining code coverage and static analysis stats.
    Essentially you can use the Ant support built-in to build your application.

    If you want to run automated tests, you can also use the Android Emulator Plugin.

    Since you’re just starting out with Hudson, I would say now is a good time to upgrade to Jenkins. 😉

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