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Mostly some content fixes required at few places. Please fix them and then we can merge.
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Please follow these steps to create a Bundle ID: | ||
To create a Bundle ID, visit the [**Certificates, IDs & Profiles**](https://idmsa.apple.com/IDMSWebAuth/signin?appIdKey=891bd3417a7776362562d2197f89480a8547b108fd934911bcbea0110d07f757&path=%2Faccount%2Fresources%2Fcertificates%2Flist&rv=1) page, add a new **App ID**, and provide these details: |
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the URL has the app id key, is that expected?
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No. Thanks for catching this.
1. If you haven't added the Github repo yet, you can do so using the instructions [here](../exporting-code/push-to-github.md). | ||
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You also have the option to [**Deploy apps from your GitHub repository**](deploy-from-github.md). | ||
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would suggest expanding this tip and say when would they need to deploy apps from github, like it can still be 2 sentences but something like, " if you like to manage the deployment outside of Flutterflow...." or something around, have your own CI/CD pipeline via github, manage the deployment outside of FF etc, basically give them a short reason why they need to consider this option.
Same comment for Android page. Change at both places please.
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Ya, that makes sense.
keywords: [Apple App Store, Google Play Store, Deployment, GitHub] | ||
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You can deploy your FlutterFlow app directly from a GitHub repository. This is especially useful when you are managing your app’s code on GitHub. Managing code on GitHub enables you to add custom features or advanced functionality that may not be fully supported by FlutterFlow's capabilities. |
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should we mention first that if their flutterflow project is connected to a github repository, then the generated code can be pushed to the github repository and devs can manage deployment from the same repo instead of FF.
I'm also not sure about this line: Managing code on GitHub enables you to add custom features or advanced functionality that may not be fully supported by FlutterFlow's capabilities.
like just mention about the added functionalities that can be added when the genrated code is managed in github and lets end there?
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ya, updated it. and removed the 'Managing code on GitHub enables you to ...' as the benefits are very well explained just below it.
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Description
Updated app store deployment info
Linear ticket and magic word Fixes DEVR-574
Fixes DEVR-579
Fixes DEVR-621
Type of change