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Running instrumented tests from Jenkins with Genymotion SaaS (Cloud)

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This section explains how to automate your instrumented tests from your Jenkins continuous integration server with Genymotion SaaS, using gmsaascommand line tool.

Prerequisite

Configuring a Jenkins job with gmsaas

  1. To configure the Jenkins job that will run your instrumented test, from Jenkins, go to menu Configure.
  2. In Source Code Management, enter the location of the application source code.
    jenkins-source-code-management.png
  3. From the Build section:

    1. Add Execute shell to run commands and add the following commands:

      <GMSAAS_PATH>/gmsaas auth login <EMAIL> <PASSWORD>
      <GMSAAS_PATH>/gmsaas instances start <RECIPE_UUID> <NAME>
      <GMSAAS_PATH>/gmsaas instances adbconnect <NAME> [--adb-serial-port <VALUE>]

      Note

      • <GMSAAS_PATH> is the location of gmsaas on your Jenkins, <EMAIL> and <PASSWORD> are the email and password of your Cloud account. This authenticates you to Genymotion SaaS.
      • <RECIPE_UUID> is the device recipe/template uuid (you can get all the recipes by using the command gmsaas recipes list) and <NAME> is the name you wish to give to the instance.
      • <NAME> is only used as a tag - you should not use it to issue commands from gmsaas to an instance. Use the instance UUID instead.
    2. Add Invoke Gradle script to run your instrumented test.
    3. Tick Root Build Script Dir.
    4. To have more logs, in Switches, enter --debug --stacktrace
    5. In Tasks, add connectedAndroidTest:
      jenkins-invoke-gradle-script.png
  4. From the Post Build section:
    1. Add Publish JUnit test result report & Publish HTML reports to get test reports:
      jenkins-publish-reports.png
    2. Add Execute a set of scripts to stop the device where the tests were run. In Build steps, add Execute shell section and add the following command: <GMSAAS_PATH>/gmsaas instances stop <UUID> where <UUID> is the UUID of the virtual device you created (not the <NAME>!).

Running the builds

You can run the builds manually by clicking Build with Parameters or have it automatically built by configuring a scheduled build.

Viewing test reports

Once your tests have run, you can view your test reports from Test Report.

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