# EdgeEver Mobile Builds EdgeEver Mobile is built with Expo and React Native. Daily Android test packages are built directly on GitHub Actions, without using EAS Build quota. ## Android Debug APK The `Build EdgeEver Mobile` workflow runs on GitHub Actions and produces a debug APK artifact. It runs: ```sh bun install --frozen-lockfile bun run typecheck:mobile cd apps/mobile bunx expo prebuild --platform android --non-interactive --clean cd android ./gradlew assembleDebug ``` The APK is uploaded as a GitHub Actions artifact named `edgeever-android-debug-apk`. ## Release Builds ### Recommended local Play build Routine Google Play bundles should be built on the release Mac instead of in GitHub Actions. Keep the upload keystore and signing environment outside the repository: ```sh mkdir -p "$HOME/.config/edgeever/android" cp .env.android.local.example "$HOME/.config/edgeever/android/signing.env" chmod 600 "$HOME/.config/edgeever/android/signing.env" ``` Fill in the existing upload key's absolute path and credentials. Android keystore formats and local environment files are ignored by Git. ```sh bun run build:android:play:local ``` This produces: ```text apps/mobile/android/app/build/outputs/bundle/release/app-release.aab apps/mobile/android/app/build/outputs/mapping/release/mapping.txt ``` The command builds all Play-supported Android architectures by default, verifies the AAB signature, and requires a non-empty R8 mapping file. Keep an encrypted backup of `signing.env` and the upload keystore outside the repository. Do not replace or regenerate the upload key for an existing Play app unless the key reset has been completed in Play Console. Set `EDGE_EVER_ANDROID_ENV_FILE` to use a different secure environment file. ### GitHub Actions fallback Run the workflow manually to build a signed Android App Bundle. The workflow uses the following GitHub Actions secrets: ```text ANDROID_KEYSTORE_BASE64 ANDROID_KEYSTORE_PASSWORD ANDROID_KEY_ALIAS ANDROID_KEY_PASSWORD ``` The resulting app bundle is uploaded as `edgeever-android-release-aab`. Release builds enable R8 code minification and resource shrinking, and the matching deobfuscation file is uploaded as `edgeever-android-release-mapping`. Upload that `mapping.txt` alongside the same app bundle version in Google Play Console so production crash and ANR stack traces can be decoded correctly. The upload keystore is only used to prove ownership when uploading bundles; Google Play App Signing manages the app signing key delivered to users. Keep an encrypted backup of the upload keystore and its credentials outside the repository. iOS device builds and App Store submissions require Apple Developer Program enrollment, certificates, and provisioning profiles. Until those credentials are available, iOS can be developed locally with Expo Go or simulator builds, but installable device `.ipa` release automation should wait. ## EAS The project is linked to Expo/EAS for optional future use, but routine CI builds should use GitHub Actions local Android builds to avoid consuming EAS monthly build quota.