feat: add Google Play signed APK download to GitHub releases #94
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- Add new workflow job to generate universal APK from AAB after Google Play upload - Extract version_code from config.gradle in prepare job - Use bundletool to generate universal APK from the uploaded AAB - Upload the generated APK to GitHub Release with _google_play_signed suffix - Include info file explaining Google Play signing process The workflow now: 1. Waits for Google Play to process the upload 2. Downloads the AAB artifact from the build job 3. Uses bundletool to generate a universal APK 4. Uploads the APK as v2er-vX.X.X_google_play_signed.apk to GitHub Release 5. Includes an info file explaining the Google Play signing process Note: The APK is initially signed with a debug key for generation purposes. When users download from Google Play Store, they receive an APK signed with Google Play's app signing certificate. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Add download-signed-apk job to release workflow - Use bundletool to generate universal APK from Google Play AAB - Upload APK with _google_play_signed suffix to GitHub release - Include info file explaining Google Play signing process - Add fastlane/node_modules to .gitignore 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Pull Request Overview
This PR adds a new workflow job to automatically download and generate a universal APK from the Google Play signed AAB after upload, making it available as part of GitHub releases for easier distribution and testing.
- Adds
download-signed-apkjob that generates universal APK from uploaded AAB using bundletool - Creates informational file explaining Google Play signing process and provides internal testing link
- Extracts and outputs version code from config.gradle for use in the new workflow job
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| download-signed-apk: | ||
| name: Download Google Play Signed APK | ||
| needs: [prepare, upload-play-store] |
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The job dependency references upload-play-store but the actual job name is play-store-upload. This will cause the workflow to fail as it cannot find the referenced job.
| needs: [prepare, upload-play-store] | |
| needs: [prepare, play-store-upload] |
| --ks=dummy.keystore \ | ||
| --ks-pass=pass:android \ | ||
| --ks-key-alias=androiddebugkey \ | ||
| --key-pass=pass:android 2>/dev/null || { |
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Using hardcoded passwords ('android') and the debug keystore alias 'androiddebugkey' poses a security risk. Even though this is temporary signing for bundletool, consider using generated random passwords or environment variables to avoid exposing credentials in logs.
| keytool -genkey -v -keystore dummy.keystore -alias androiddebugkey \ | ||
| -keyalg RSA -keysize 2048 -validity 10000 \ | ||
| -dname "CN=Android Debug,O=Android,C=US" \ | ||
| -storepass android -keypass android 2>/dev/null |
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The keytool command uses hardcoded passwords ('android') which will be visible in workflow logs. Consider using generated passwords or environment variables to avoid credential exposure.
| - name: Wait for Google Play processing | ||
| run: | | ||
| echo "Waiting for Google Play to process and sign the APK..." | ||
| sleep 120 # Wait 2 minutes for Google Play to process |
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[nitpick] The hardcoded 2-minute sleep is arbitrary and may not be sufficient for all cases. Consider making this configurable via workflow input or implementing a polling mechanism to check when processing is complete.
Summary
download-signed-apkto download Google Play signed APK after upload_google_play_signedsuffixImplementation Details
v2er-v{VERSION}_google_play_signed.apkTest plan
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