CI/CD for Android - Introduction
Intro to Continuous Integration | Continuous Delivery for Android Devs
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CI/CD for Android Devs
In this series, we'll get through all the details required to create a CI/CD pipeline to distribute Android apps on Google Play Store
CI/CD for Android - Requirements
Google Play Developer Account The first thing that is required to set up the CI/CD for Android is creating a Google Play Developer Account so that the CI/CD will have a destination where to deploy to. Go to the Google Play Developer Account Setup sec...
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CI/CD for Android - Google Play Developer Account Setup
The standard way to deploy an Android application is to publish it on Google Play Store. There are alternative stores like Samsung and Huawei, but they mostly serve their own set of devices with apps tailored for them. Google Play is by far the bigge...
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CI/CD for Android - Google Play Authorization
As we have discovered in the previous section, once we create (or log in to an existing) Google Play Developer Account, we will land on a page that looks like this It means that we have access to the Developer Console, so we can already start deploy...
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CI/CD for Android - Keystore Setup
One of the requirements to run an app on a device or emulator, or deploy it to the Google Play Store is the signature. An app must be signed with a special key for Google Play to accept it or a device to run it. You can think of the signature as some...
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CI/CD for Android - Repository Setup
Disclaimer: This course assumes you are using GitHub and walks you through setting up Actions for the repository on GitHub. If you happen to use a different platform as your code repository (like GitLab, BitBucket etc) please send me a DM and dependi...
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