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mozilla / send Archived

Add android to ci #1266

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jrbenny35 wants to merge 4 commits into mozilla:master from jrbenny35:add-android-to-ci

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jrbenny35 commented Mar 19, 2019

A separate job to test the android webview on CI. Its mainly just the first page and the current test suite works with it.

IDK if this is needed per PR though, but would be nice to have for local dev and tags I feel.

jrbenny35 added 3 commits

Mar 19, 2019


          Add android test step to package.json.

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          Add circleci config for running android integration tests.

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          Updates.

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jrbenny35 requested a review from dannycoates

Mar 19, 2019


          Change server IP.

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christxph mentioned this pull request

Mar 21, 2019

Cleanup Android project (Minor refactorings, etc.) #1244

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