The Android app ships with the release, signed with ArrowLoop's own key, and the README gets a button for it and one for the container.
✨ Added
- The Android app is attached to every release: an
arm64APK for phones and anx86_64APK for emulators, each once with the version in its name and once without. - Docker and Android download buttons, in a second row under the desktop ones. Docker opens the container image's page, Android downloads the newest APK.
🎨 Design
- One band of light crosses all three rows of buttons in turn, the donation row first. Three rows need a little more than seven seconds, so the loop on this page runs 8.2 seconds. The band keeps the speed and the pause it has on every other README.
⚡ Improved
- Released APKs are signed with ArrowLoop's own key instead of Android's public debug key, which anyone could use to sign an update that installs over the app. The release build checks every APK's certificate against the real one and stops if it does not match. An APK installed from an earlier CI build has to be uninstalled once before this one will install.
- The app reports the release's version. Its version name and version code come from the release tag.