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Android Sign

Integrating Android Sign in Appcircle's CI/CD pipelines automates the signing process of Android APKs or AABs, ensuring secure and consistent app distribution.

Key Benefits

Automated Signing Process: Streamlines the app signing process, automatically signing APKs or AABs as part of the CI/CD pipeline, reducing manual effort and potential errors.

Secure Distribution: Ensures that your Android app is securely signed with your keystore, maintaining the integrity and authenticity of your app for distribution.

Consistent Builds: Provides consistency in app builds, with each build being automatically signed with the same keystore, ensuring reliability in app updates and releases.

Easy Configuration: Simplifies the configuration of the signing process within Appcircle, allowing for easy management of keystores and signing credentials.

Automated and Flexible Re-signing: You can resign an binary with a different keystore (e.g. for different environments) or sign an unsigned binary without rebuilding the app.

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Points to Consider

Keystore Management: Safely store and manage your keystore file and signing credentials, ensuring they are securely integrated into your Appcircle workflow.

Signing Configuration: Ensure that your app's signing configuration is correctly set up in your build.gradle file and aligns with the signing credentials used in Appcircle.

Versioning: Manage app versioning carefully, as each signed build typically represents a new version of your app that may be released to users.

Testing: Test signed builds thoroughly to ensure that the signing process has not introduced any issues and that the app functions as expected on target devices.

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For more information on setup and usage, please visit our Documentation page  

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