How to to power your CI in 100Kotlin
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Claim: an Android CI pipeline can be defined in 100% Kotlin and run as Bitrise steps compiled via Gradle and the Bitrise CLI. Implementation uses Kotlin JVM console apps (with Kotlin Multiplatform explored), Gradle wrapper, and Bitrise VMs that have Android SDKs preinstalled. The ecosystem already contains 300+ steps and supports GitHub/GitLab/Bitbucket, artifact hosting, Slack, Play Store uploads. Current runtime compiles at job start (some overhead) with a roadmap to reduce builds from ~90 minutes down to 15–20 minutes and to add Kotlin Native binaries.
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- 0:00Powering CI with Kotlin
- 3:51Mobile DevOps culture
- 8:27CI/CD tools and Bitrise
- 13:49Bitrise workflow automation
- 17:23Writing CI steps in Kotlin
- 22:39Custom tools with Bitrise
- 27:59Q&A
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