WIP: chore: upload unsigned apk to app branch

[kienvo]

Fix #2

Changes: upload unsigned APKs

Summary by Sourcery

Remove signing and deployment-specific steps from the GitHub Actions workflow to upload unsigned APKs to the app branch

CI:

• Comment out repository-specific conditions for APK and TestFlight uploads
• Remove build key preparation steps for Android and iOS

Chores:

• Remove signing-related steps for Android and iOS builds
• Modify workflow to upload unsigned APKs

[sourcery-ai]

Reviewer's Guide

The GitHub Actions workflow (push.yml) was modified to remove steps related to signing and provisioning for both Android and iOS builds. This results in an unsigned Android APK being uploaded to the apk branch and disables the automated deployment steps to Google Play testing tracks and TestFlight.

Flow diagram comparing previous and updated Android build process

flowchart TD
    subgraph Previous Android Build Process
        A[Checkout Code] --> B(Prepare Build Keys);
        B --> C{Android Workflow Action w/ Signing Keys};
        C --> D[Upload Signed APK/AAB];
        D --> E[Push to Google Play Testing Track];
    end

    subgraph Updated Android Build Process
        F[Checkout Code] --> G{Android Workflow Action w/o Signing Keys};
        G --> H[Upload Unsigned APK/AAB];
        H --> I((Push to Google Play Testing Track - Disabled));
    end

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Flow diagram comparing previous and updated iOS build process

flowchart TD
    subgraph Previous iOS Build Process
        A[Checkout Code] --> B(Prepare Build Keys);
        B --> C(Setup Certs w/ Fastlane);
        C --> D{iOS Workflow Action};
        D --> E[Push to TestFlight];
    end

    subgraph Updated iOS Build Process
        F[Checkout Code] --> G{iOS Workflow Action};
        G --> H((Push to TestFlight - Disabled));
    end

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Removed Android build signing process.	Removed the Android key preparation step. Removed signing secrets (STORE_PASS, ALIAS, KEY_PASS) from the Android build action call.	.github/workflows/push.yml
Removed iOS signing and certificate setup steps.	Removed the iOS key preparation step. Removed the iOS certificate setup step.	.github/workflows/push.yml
Modified artifact handling and deployment steps.	Commented out the condition for the 'Upload APK/AAB to apk branch' step, causing it to upload an unsigned APK. Disabled the 'Push app in open testing track' (Android) step by commenting out its condition. Disabled the 'Push app to testflight' (iOS) step by commenting out its condition.	.github/workflows/push.yml

Assessment against linked issues

Issue	Objective	Addressed	Explanation
#2	Create a GitHub workflow to build apps on merged PRs into the app branch.	✅
#2	Build apk for Android and upload to the app branch.	✅
#2	Build ipa file for iOS and upload to the app branch.	❌	The PR only uploads unsigned APKs for Android. It does not address building and uploading ipa files for iOS.

Possibly linked issues

• Add automatic app builds on merged PRs into the app branch #2: PR adds automatic Android APK build and upload to app branch, implementing part of the issue's request.

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