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@getluko/mobile-release-process

v0.0.9

Published

Scripts to automate git flow used by mobile team to release

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@getluko/mobile-release-process

Scripts to automate git flow used by our mobile team when releasing. usefull for release and patch.

The mobile-release-process release command will:

  • Ask you several questions to be sure that you can start the release
  • Check the next app version number
  • Prepare the branch to release a alpha or a patch
  • Trigger build on Bitrise
  • Prepare the next release
  • Clean up all temporary branch

Configuration

  1. Install the package:
yarn add @getluko/mobile-release-process --dev
  1. create a configuration file at root .mobile-release-process.config.json
{
  "infoPlist": "./ios/<project_name>/Info.plist", // mandatory, path to the Info.plist file
  "buildGradle": "./android/app/build.gradle", // mandatory, path to the build.gradle file
  "git": {
    "alphaBranch": "alpha", // optional (default: alpha)
    "devBranch": "dev", // optional (default: dev)
    "masterBranch": "master", // optional (default: master)
    "releaseBranch": "release", // optional (default: release)
    "stagingBranch": "staging" // optional (default: staging)
  },
  // Use during the script execution to output shortcut link in the terminal
  "releaseCILink": "https://app.bitrise.io/app/xxxxxxxxxx", // optional (default: undefined)
  "releaseTrackingLink": "https://www.notion.so/xxxx/xxxxx", // optional (default: undefined)
  "playConsole": "https://play.google.com/console/xxxxx", // optional (default: undefined)
  "testflight": "https://appstoreconnect.apple.com/xxxxx" // optional (default: undefined)
}
  1. Command

Release a new version of the app (new alpha), will bump by 10 the version number and buildNumber

npx mobile-release-process release

Release a patch for the current app in alpha, will bump by 1 the version number and buildNumber

npx mobile-release-process alpha-patch

Prepare the next alpha branch, we use this script with bitrise to build the next release in alpha

npx mobile-release-process create-alpha-branch

bump the version number by 1 or 10

npx mobile-release-process build-version-script

bump the build number by 1 or 10

npx mobile-release-process build-version-script