Triple-T vs Fastlane

[IzzySoft]

I see you're using Triple-T for the app's metadata (description & graphics). Triple-T has entered Maintenance Mode (no more development). Would you be open to migrate the metadata to Fastlane? At least the listings structure can be easily migrated by "just moving some files around"; here's a script we used successfully for several projects now:

#!/bin/bash

FASTLANE=fastlane/metadata/android
mkdir -p "${FASTLANE}"
MOVE="cp"
FEATUREGRAPHIC="featured.png"
ICON="ic_launcher-playstore.png"

for dir in app/src/main/play/listings/*; do
  loc="$(basename $dir)"
  mkdir -p "${FASTLANE}/${loc}"
  [[ -f "${dir}/title.txt" && ! -f "${FASTLANE}/${loc}/title.txt" ]] && $MOVE "${dir}/title.txt" "${FASTLANE}/${loc}/title.txt"
  [[ -f "${dir}/short-description.txt" && ! -f "${FASTLANE}/${loc}/short_description.txt" ]] && $MOVE "${dir}/short-description.txt" "${FASTLANE}/${loc}/short_description.txt"
  [[ -f "${dir}/full-description.txt" && ! -f "${FASTLANE}/${loc}/full_description.txt" ]] && $MOVE "${dir}/full-description.txt" "${FASTLANE}/${loc}/full_description.txt"

  [[ -f "${dir}/graphics/feature-graphic/${FEATUREGRAPHIC}" && ! -f "${FASTLANE}/${loc}/images/featureGraphic.png" ]] && {
    mkdir -p "${FASTLANE}/${loc}/images"
    $MOVE "${dir}/graphics/feature-graphic/${FEATUREGRAPHIC}" "${FASTLANE}/${loc}/images/featureGraphic.png"
  }
  [[ -f "${dir}/graphics/icon/${ICON}" && ! -f "${FASTLANE}/${loc}/images/icon.png" ]] && {
    mkdir -p "${FASTLANE}/${loc}/images"
    $MOVE "${dir}/graphics/icon/${ICON}" "${FASTLANE}/${loc}/images/icon.png"
  }
  [[ -d "${dir}/graphics/phone-screenshots" && ! -d "${FASTLANE}/${loc}/images/phoneScreenshots" ]] && {
    mkdir -p "${FASTLANE}/${loc}//images/phoneScreenshots"
    $MOVE "${dir}/graphics/phone-screenshots/"* "${FASTLANE}/${loc}/images/phoneScreenshots/"
  }
done

Should you use Triple-T publisher to deploy, Fastlane has similar functionality.

As for the listings: you could adapt the above script for that, or I could offer a PR moving (or copying, whatever you prefer) the files around. I cannot help with the automation (publishing), though.