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android-upload-google-play

v2.1.8

Published

This action will help you to publish your android app into google play console automatically.

Readme

Publish Android App to Google Play Console

This action will help you to publish your android app into google play console automatically.

Inputs

service-account

Required: The service account file that is authorized by google cloud console for uploading to google play console.

release-file

Required: Android release file (.aab file)

package-name

Required: Android applicationId or package name of the app you are uploading

track

Required: production, alpha, beta, internal

mapping-file

The mapping.txt file used to de-obfuscate your stack traces from crash reports.

whatsnew-directory

Directory for release note with multi-language supported. The files contained in the whatsnew-directory MUST use the pattern of BCP-47 language tag. e.g

projectDir/
└── whatsnew/
    ├── en-US
    └── ja-JP

Example usage

- name: Upload App to Google Play Console
  uses: lukasa1993/[email protected]
  with:
    service-account: ${{ SERVICE_ACCOUNT }}
    package-name: com.example.myapp
    release-file: app/build/outputs/bundle/release/*.aab
    track: production
    status: complete
    whatsnew-directory: whatsnew
    mapping-file: app/build/outputs/mapping/release/mapping.txt