This project is a fastlane plugin.
If you aren't setup with fastlane yet, you'll need to get your project setup before proceeding.
Run this command to install the plugin.
bundle exec fastlane add_plugin fd_runwayFor now, this plugin is only available through fanduel-oss github. Select Git URL Paste the ssh address: git@github.com:fanduel-oss/fastlane-runway.git The plugin should install automatically. If not, you can run bundle install to do it manually. Distribution through rubygems is pending FanDuel review.
Add a lane in your Fastfile for using the plugin.
lane :upload_runway do
upload_to_runway(
api_key: 'RUNWAY_API_KEY', # or add `RUNWAY_API_KEY` to your environment
file_path: 'path_to_file', #apk or ipa file path
bucket_id: 'runway_bucket_id',
app_id: 'runway_app_id',
tester_notes: 'This is a test upload' #optional - shows tester notes in the Runway console
ci_build_info: { #optional - shows some nice information in the Runway console
buildIdentifier: "123",
commitMessage: "some commit message",
commitAuthor: "jp2014",
branch: "main",
integrationId: "azure-ci",
commitHash: "1111111150d07ff3d2467e33aa118622909111111",
commitUrl: "www.url-to-commit/xx",
url: "www.url-to-build-integration",
workflowData: {
workflowId: "7",
workflowName: "Main-CI"
}
}
)
endA wrapper around the runway distribution upload apis.
See fastlane/Fastfile for an example of how to use this plugin. That Fastfile can also be used for testing during development.
To run both the tests, and code style validation, run
rake
To automatically fix many of the styling issues, use
rubocop -a
For any other issues and feedback about this plugin, please submit it to this repository.
If you have trouble using plugins, check out the Plugins Troubleshooting guide.
For more information about how the fastlane plugin system works, check out the Plugins documentation.
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