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Case study 04 · Mobile applications

Release-quality ownership for Android and iOS

Android and iOS automation integrated with continuous integration, with ownership of test coverage and release quality.

Organisation
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Role
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Period
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Stack
  • Android
  • iOS
  • Mobile automation
  • CI

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Business problem

Mobile releases ship to two platforms with different behaviour, and a defect that reaches users is slow to fix once a build is in the stores.

Constraints

  • Two platforms, Android and iOS, each with its own tooling.
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Architectural approach

  • Automate coverage on both platforms.
  • Run mobile tests in continuous integration so each build carries a quality signal.
  • Own release quality: coverage decisions and the go or no-go evidence.

Architecture

  1. 01 · Builds

    • Android
    • iOS
  2. 02 · Automation

    • Mobile suites
  3. 03 · CI

    • Per-build runs
  4. 04 · Release

    • Coverage review
    • Go / no-go
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Framework components

Android automation
Automated coverage for the Android application.
iOS automation
Automated coverage for the iOS application.
CI integration
Mobile suites run as part of continuous integration.

Integrations

  • Continuous integration

Evidence

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Outcomes

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Lessons learned

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Repository and confidentiality

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