feat: implement Google Play API to download actual signed APK #100
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- Use Google Play Publisher API to download real signed universal APK - Add fallback to bundletool generation if API download fails - Support downloading existing signed APKs from Google Play Console - Proper error handling and informative messages 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Pull Request Overview
This PR implements Google Play Publisher API integration to download actual signed universal APKs from Google Play Console instead of generating APKs with debug certificates. The change enhances the release workflow by providing real production-signed APKs when available, with a fallback mechanism for cases where the API download fails.
- Replaces debug-certificate APK generation with Google Play Publisher API integration
- Adds smart fallback to bundletool generation if API download fails
- Improves error handling and messaging for download failures
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| PACKAGE_NAME="me.ghui.v2er" | ||
| # Create Python script to download signed universal APK | ||
| cat > download_signed_apk.py << 'EOF' |
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Using heredoc to create a Python script inline poses security risks. Consider storing the Python script as a separate file in the repository to improve maintainability and security review capabilities.
| return False | ||
| print(f"Downloading APK from: {download_url}") | ||
| response = requests.get(download_url, stream=True) |
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The download request lacks timeout and certificate verification settings. Add timeout parameters and ensure SSL verification is enabled to prevent hanging requests and security vulnerabilities.
| response = requests.get(download_url, stream=True) | |
| response = requests.get(download_url, stream=True, timeout=30, verify=True) |
| # Run the download script | ||
| echo "Attempting to download Google Play signed APK..." | ||
| if python3 download_signed_apk.py > download_output.txt 2>&1; then |
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The output redirection captures both stdout and stderr, making it difficult to distinguish between normal output and error messages. Consider using separate handling for stdout and stderr or using more explicit error handling.
| OUTPUT_FILE="v2er-${VERSION_NAME}_google_play_signed.apk" | ||
| mv universal.apk "$OUTPUT_FILE" | ||
| echo "Generated fallback APK: $OUTPUT_FILE" |
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The fallback APK is being named with '_google_play_signed' suffix even though it's signed with a debug certificate. This naming is misleading and could confuse users about the actual signing status of the APK.
Summary
Key Features
Test Plan
Since Google Play already has signed APKs available, this should now successfully download the real signed APK instead of generating one with a debug certificate.
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