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How to release

Docker

Docker images are being released up on push to main at the moment.

As of now, there is no other way to release a different version!

Testflight

To deploy to testflight you will need to have an apple developer account configured locally.

  1. Build everything

First, we need to build all files to be able to bundle the release into an ipa file.

This command is not necessary to be run on every release. It is only needed if you did not set up the project before.

just deps
just gen
just ios

If everything works, we go ahead and bundle an IPA (OS and iPadOS application archive)

just build-ipa

To publish to testflight you will need to have your Apple ID set up correctly. We make use of environment variables which are parsed by our just-file automatically. Make a copy of .env.sample and call it .env and fill out the required fields.

Once done, you can publish to testflight:

just publish-testflight

For a single command to execute all this in one go, you can use:

just release-testflight

Once uploaded, log into appstoreconnect.apple.com/apps/ and approve testing the new version.

Using fastlane

Make sure that all environment variables are set in the .env file.

You will also need to install fastlane.

  1. We need to build the IPA file first without code signing because fastlane does not support --dart-define. Building the IPA file adds some overheads but ensures that these variables are set.
just build-ipa-no-codesign
  1. Execute fastlane to build a signed IPA file and upload to Testflight
just publish-testflight-fastlane