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Google Play Track

Track	Azure Pipeline	Google Play Url
Production	N/A	N/A
Beta	N/A	N/A
Alpha	N/A	N/A
Internal		Secret

Build

1. Make directory {ROOT}/Secure
2. Create empty file {ROOT}/Secure/google-play-service-account-key.json
3. Create empty file {ROOT}/Secure/google-play-upload-key.jks
4. Create file {ROOT}/Secure/signing.gradle content:

signingConfigs {
    release { }
}

5. Create file {ROOT}/Secure/version.gradle content:

ext {
    instantVersionCode = 1
    installedVersionCode = 2
    versionNamePostfix = 1
    googlePlayTrack = "internal"
}

6. Create file {ROOT}/Secure/key.gradle content:

ext {
    gnaviApiKey = ""
}

7. Build.

ApiKey

Key configuration locate {ROOT}/Secure/key.gradle.

• Get gnaviApiKey in https://api.gnavi.co.jp/api/

Set Up CI/CD (for Developer as a other application)

First, clone repository.

important files:

• .codeclimate.yml
• azure-pipelines.yml
• azure-pipelines-track-**.yml
• build.gradle
• configuration.gradle
• app/build.gradle

Next, upload your repository to Github.

Code Climate

1. Sign up Code Climate Quality using Github account
2. Add Repository as a Open Source
3. Go to repository settings
4. Select Github
5. Enable to Pull request comments, Inline issue comments and Pull request stats updates

Google Play

policy:

• use Google Play App Signin
• enable Google Play Publisher API

1. Make credential file in Android Studio, save to {ROOT}/Secure/google-play-upload-key.jks
2. Make signin setting file {ROOT}/Secure/signing.gradle
   content:

signingConfigs  {
    release {
        storeFile file("../Secure/google-play-upload-key.jks")
        storePassword "{YOUR_PASSWORD}"
        keyAlias "{YOUR_ALIAS}"
        keyPassword "{YOUR_PASSWORD}"
    }
}

3. Make first Android App Bundle file, example command: gradlew bundleRelease
4. Open Google Play Console
5. Make new application
6. Set all information of required settings
7. Add first bundle file to target track, example: internal
8. Go to setting
9. Select API access
10. Enable link Google Play Android Developer
11. Create service account
12. Download created service account key as a json, save to {ROOT}/Secure/google-play-service-account-key.json
13. Add permissions to created service account in Google Play Console settings

Azure Pipeline CI

1. Set up Azure Pipeline from Github Marketplace, make Azure Pipeline project
2. Set up first pipeline from azure-pipelines.yml

Azure Pipeline CD (for each track)

if added secure files, skip to 6

1. Open pipeline's Library
2. Select Secure files
3. Add {ROOT}/Secure/google-play-service-account-key.json
4. Add {ROOT}/Secure/google-play-upload-key.jks
5. Add {ROOT}/Secure/signing.gradle
6. Add {ROOT}/Secure/key.gradle
7. Create pipeline from azure-pipelines-track-***.yml
8. Open created pipeline, click Edit
9. Click Edit in the visual designer
10. Select Triggers, select Pull request validation
11. Enable Override YAML Pull Request trigger from here
12. Check Disable pull request validation, this option mean is Security for guard from pull request attack
13. Save setting

when not download secure file, see that: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53401927/vsts-anybody-managed-to-use-secure-file-in-azure-pipelines-yml/53488887

License

This application is published by MIT License

Using Libraries

Build:

• Google Play Publisher, published by MIT License

Application:

• Kotlin Standard Library, published by Apache License v2
• kotlinx.coroutines, published by Apache License v2
• AndroidX, published by Apache License v2
• com.google.android.instantapps, published by Android Software Development Kit License Agreement
• Material Components, published by Apache License v2
• Moshi, published by Apache License v2
• OkHttp, published by Apache License v2
• Nachos, published by Apache License v2
• ShimmerLayout, published by Apache License v2

Test:

• junit4, published by Eclipse Public License v1
• Robolectric, published by MIT License