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participant PR as "PR (staging)"
participant GitHub as "GitHub Actions"
participant Build as "Build Environment"
participant Firebase as "Firebase App Distribution"
participant Discord as "Discord Webhook"
PR->>GitHub: Trigger CD workflow on staging PR
GitHub->>Build: Checkout code, cache deps, setup JDK/SDK
Build->>GitHub: Build release AAB
GitHub->>Firebase: Upload AAB for distribution
Firebase-->>GitHub: Distribution confirmation
GitHub->>Discord: Send notification about deployment
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participant PR as "PR (develop)"
participant GitHub as "GitHub Actions"
participant Build as "Build Environment"
participant Lint as "Code Quality Tools"
PR->>GitHub: Trigger CI workflow on develop PR
GitHub->>Build: Checkout code, cache deps, setup JDK/SDK
Build->>Lint: Run ktlint & lint checks
Lint-->>Build: Report issues or confirmation
Build-->>GitHub: Assemble debug APK and finalize build
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build.gradle.kts (1)
10-13: Firebase App Distribution Plugin IntegrationThe addition of
alias(libs.plugins.firebase.app.distribution) apply falsein the plugins block properly introduces the Firebase App Distribution plugin at the project level without immediately applying it. This is a good practice in multi-module projects. Ensure that the corresponding Firebase credentials and configuration are set up correctly in the app module.app/build.gradle.kts (1)
15-18: Enable Firebase App Distribution in the App ModuleAdding
alias(libs.plugins.firebase.app.distribution)into the app module’s plugins block integrates Firebase App Distribution into the build configuration. This enables the app to leverage Firebase’s distribution features. Please verify that the Firebase configuration (e.g.,google-services.json) and secret keys are correctly provided in your CI/CD pipeline.gradle/libs.versions.toml (1)
39-41: Addition of Firebase App Distribution DependencyThe new version entry for
firebase-app-distribution = "5.1.0"(and its corresponding library declaration) properly establishes the version of the Firebase App Distribution plugin to be used. Ensure compatibility with your other Firebase dependencies and that this version meets your project’s requirements..github/workflows/android_ci.yml (1)
1-22: Overall CI Workflow StructureThe CI workflow is well-structured with appropriate steps such as code checkout, JDK and Android SDK setup, and code style checks. Please ensure that all the secrets (e.g.,
FIREBASE_SECRET, API keys) are correctly configured in the repository secrets to avoid runtime issues..github/workflows/android_cd.yml (3)
1-12: Continuous Deployment Workflow InitializationThe new continuous deployment workflow (
android_cd.yml) is correctly triggered on pull requests to the staging branch. The overall structure—including steps for code checkout, dependency caching, JDK/Android SDK setup, and permission adjustments—appears robust.
66-68: Release Build Command VerificationThe step that builds the release AAB (
./gradlew bundleRelease --stacktrace) is correctly implemented. Ensure that the generated AAB path (app/build/outputs/bundle/release/app-release.aab) remains current with any future changes to the build configuration.
77-86: Firebase App Distribution and Discord NotificationThe deployment steps for uploading the AAB to Firebase App Distribution and sending a notification to Discord are well implemented. Double-check that the Firebase App ID and Discord webhook URL are properly set in your GitHub secrets.
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