An implementation of the Gradle Remote Cache that's backed by AWS S3 buckets.
In your settings.gradle(.kts)
file add the following
plugins {
id("androidx.build.gradle.s3buildcache") version "1.0.0-alpha04"
}
import androidx.build.gradle.s3buildcache.S3BuildCache
import androidx.build.gradle.s3buildcache.S3BuildCacheServiceFactory
import androidx.build.gradle.s3buildcache.ExportedS3Credentials
buildCache {
registerBuildCacheService(S3BuildCache::class, S3BuildCacheServiceFactory::class)
remote(S3BuildCache::class) {
region = "s3-bucket-region"
bucketName = "s3-bucket-name"
credentials = ExportedS3Credentials("your-aws-access-key-id", "your-aws-secret-key")
isPush = System.getenv().containsKey("CI")
}
}
region
,bucketName
are required.credentials
defaults toDefaultS3Credentials
, but can also be set toExportedS3Credentials
,ProfileS3Credentials
, orSpecificCredentialsProvider
.isPush
defaults tofalse
.
If you are using Groovy, then you should do the following:
plugins {
id("androidx.build.gradle.s3buildcache") version "1.0.0-alpha04"
}
import androidx.build.gradle.s3buildcache.ExportedS3Credentials
import androidx.build.gradle.s3buildcache.S3BuildCache
import androidx.build.gradle.s3buildcache.S3BuildCacheServiceFactory
buildCache {
registerBuildCacheService(S3BuildCache, S3BuildCacheServiceFactory)
remote(S3BuildCache) {
region = "s3-bucket-region"
bucketName = "s3-bucket-name"
credentials = new ExportedS3Credentials("your-aws-access-key-id", "your-aws-secret-key")
push = System.getenv().containsKey("CI")
}
}