no version number needed, use wildcard instead. assumes that the wildcard only fits one file...

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missytake 2019-12-05 00:08:33 +01:00
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@ -23,10 +23,9 @@ Release core, f-droid, then:
4. Upload the generated APK from `gplay/release` to download.delta.chat.
You need the private SSH key of the jekyll user; you can find it in the git-crypt secrets of the otf repo.
Add the key to your `~/.ssh/config` for the host, or to your ssh-agent, so rsync is able to use it.
Substitute the xxx.x in the apk path with the version number.
- `cd gplay/release`
- `rsync deltachat-gplay-release-0.xxx.x.apk jekyll@download.delta.chat:/var/www/html/download/android/`
- `ln -s deltachat-gplay-release-0.xxx.x.apk deltachat-stable.apk`
- `rsync deltachat-gplay-release-0.*.apk jekyll@download.delta.chat:/var/www/html/download/android/`
- `ln -s deltachat-gplay-release-0.*.apk deltachat-stable.apk`
- `rsync -l deltachat-stable.apk jekyll@download.delta.chat:/var/www/html/download/android/`
5. Test the APK
6. Upload the APK as _Beta_ (_not:_ Production) to https://play.google.com/apps/publish/