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1. shawnlobo96 commented on Jan 18, 2021

   

   shawnlobo96

   on Jan 18, 2021

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   @dinisnunes1 If you follow the steps on https://www.browserstack.com/docs/automate/selenium/github-actions,

   The setup for GitHub actions remains the same till step 2.

   Step 3 onwards is where the documentation is specific to Selenium/Appium testing.

   You should be able to upload the app and start a test using the action. You'll need to add in the steps (curl commands) to upload the app and execute the test.

   Unlike Selenium/Appium tests, for Espresso, the App and test APK are uploaded to Browserstack and the test is executed on Browserstack without the need of a client (Selenium/Appium test script).

   Using GitHub Actions may not be very useful for Espresso tests IMO since you'll need to also build a polling script to keep checking the status of the build on Browserstack and only once the build completes execution, teardown the local tunnel.