This repo is created for Where to Store Android KeyStore File in CI/CD Cycle article in medium. You can take a look to get the story. Here are the storage solutions:
- Encode keystore file as an environment variable
- Store encrypted keystore file in version control system
- Download keystore from external source like AWS S3, Google Drive
-
Clone this repo and checkout the feature/encode-keystore branch:
git clone https://github.com/farukcankaya/ciappsigningexample.git cd ciappsigningexample git fetch origin feature/encode-keystore git checkout feature/encode-keystore -
Create keystore files
We create two keystore files for debug and release build types. If you don't know how to create keystore, you create with following instructions here. We used following informations to create keystores:
Debug
- Alias: Debug
- Password: 1234567
- Keystore file name: debug.keystore.jks
- Store password: 1234567
Release
- Alias: Prod
- Password=12345678
- Keystore file name: release.keystore.jks
- Store password: 12345678
-
Create keystore.properties file in the project root(/ciappsigningexample)
Create keystore.properties file and put the informations below to keystore.properties file.
debugKeyAlias=Debug debugKeyPassword=1234567 debugKeyStore=debug.keystore.jks debugStorePassword=1234567 releaseKeyAlias=Prod releaseKeyPassword=12345678 releaseKeyStore=release.keystore.jks releaseStorePassword=12345678 -
Finally build the project! You can build the project and create an APK with following command:
./gradlew clean assembleDebugIt generates signed an APK named app-debug.apk in /ciappsigningexample/app/build/outputs/apk/debug/ directory.
You can open an issue or send pull request about my faults.
Documentation (guides, references, and associated images) is licensed as Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike CC BY-NC-SA. The full license can be found here, and the human-readable summary here.
Everything in this repository not covered above is licensed under the included MIT license.