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gradlew assembleRelease artifacts: - android/app/build/outputs/**/*.apk publishing: # See the following link for details about email publishing - email: recipients: - notify: success: true # To not receive a notification when a build succeeds failure: false # To not receive a notification when a build fails slack: # See the following link about how to connect your Slack account - channel: '#channel-name' notify_on_build_start: true # To receive a notification when a build starts notify: success: true # To receive a notification when a build succeeds failure: false # To not receive a notification when a build fails google_play: # See the following link for information regarding publishing to Google Play - credentials: $GCLOUD_SERVICE_ACCOUNT_CREDENTIALS track: alpha # <- Any default or custom track that is not in ‘draft’ status iOS

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# export NEW_BUILD_NUMBER=$(($(google-play get-latest-build-number -package-name "$PACKAGE_NAME" -tracks=alpha) + 1))Įxport NEW_BUILD_NUMBER=$(($(google-play get-latest-build-number -package-name "$PACKAGE_NAME") + 1))Ĭd android &. # Note that tracks can be specified when retrieving latest build number from Google Play, for example: Workflows: react-native-android: name: React Native Android max_build_duration: 120 instance_type: mac_mini environment: groups: - keystore_credentials # "$FCI_BUILD_DIR/android/local.properties" - name: Set up keystore script: | echo $CM_KEYSTORE | base64 -decode > /tmp/keystore.keystoreĬat > "$FCI_BUILD_DIR/android/key.properties" <

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See the full Android and iOS workflow examples below. Create a codemagic.yaml file and add in it the commands to build, test and publish your project.On the popup, select React Native App as the project type and click Continue.

On the Applications page, click Set up build next to the app you want to start building.

The apps you have available on Codemagic are listed on the Applications page. When working with YAML, the basics are still the same, the build scripts are added to the scripts section in the overall architecture.

React Native is a cross-platform solution that allows you to build apps for both iOS and Android faster using a single language. How to build a React Native app with codemagic.yaml YAML Quick start guides Building a React Native app