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Signing builds: Android - Visual Studio Tutorial
From the course: Visual Studio App Center for Developers
Signing builds: Android
- [Instructor] Android build signing isn't required to put an APK onto a physical device, but it's highly recommended if your app ever goes to the store or if you want to upgrade an existing version of an app on a device. Like our last chapter, we're going to go in and create a new build definition for the QA branch for our Android application. To do that, we're going to go back to the main screen, click on our organization, and select the Android application, click on Build, go to the QA branch, and configure build. The configuration we're going to choose is QA. The other thing we need to configure is to scroll down and click on Sign builds, and here we'll look at the desktop and we'll take our keystore for or Android Xamarin project and drop it right here. We'll then put in our keystore passwords and alias. Okay, with that complete, we'll click on Save & Build. Here we can see the build has completed successfully. You can click on it and open it up, and if we would like to download…
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What is continuous integration and continuous distribution?1m 53s
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Set up your first build with Xamarin4m 19s
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Signing builds: iOS4m 30s
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Signing builds: Android1m 35s
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Custom build scripts1m 57s
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Using custom build scripts5m 43s
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Controlling build quality with .NET6m 38s
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Environment variables6m 28s
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Create iOS CI builds4m 36s
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Create iOS CD builds2m 3s
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Create Android CI builds2m 47s
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Create Android CD builds1m 18s
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