Docker (#1411)

* Add initial docker test

* Depend on java only

* Remove android part

* Move build stuff to docker

* Use shorter docker file

* Quiet docker build

* Move quiet flag forward

* Export android home

* Echo versions

* Try generic lang

* Copy project

* Group sdk manager runs

* Reorder sdkmanager

* Gitignore generated files

* Copy apk output out of docker

* Fail if no apks found

* Install packages

* Add caching

* Name container

* Update caching

* Add package lock file

* Update folder path

* Switch home dir

* Copy folder contents

* Disable caching

* Add back gradle caching

* Remove original files from asset folder

* Try generic docker

* Delete extra loader

* Try java

* Try android

* Use java

* Restrict caching

1 files changed, 8 insertions, 3 deletions

diff --git a/generate-apk-release.sh b/generate-apk-release.sh
index 00091f4b..d3a44577 100644..100755
--- a/generate-apk-release.sh
+++ b/generate-apk-release.sh
@@ -12,12 +12,17 @@ MODULE_NAME=app
 VERSION_KEY=Frost
 # Make version key different from module name
 
+# APK is directly moved by docker
 # create a new directory that will contain our generated apk
-mkdir $HOME/$VERSION_KEY/
+# mkdir $HOME/$VERSION_KEY/
 # copy generated apk from build folder to the folder just created
-cp -a $MODULE_NAME/build/outputs/apk/releaseTest/. $HOME/$VERSION_KEY/
-printf "Moved apks\n"
+# cp -a $MODULE_NAME/build/outputs/apk/releaseTest/. $HOME/$VERSION_KEY/
+# printf "Moved apks\n"
 ls -a $HOME/${VERSION_KEY}
+if [ -z "$(find $HOME/${VERSION_KEY} -name '*.apk')" ]; then
+  echo "No apks found"
+  exit 1
+fi
 
 # go to home and setup git
 echo "Clone Git"