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QUESTION
I’m now looking into AppCenter and looks like it will both build and publish an app to both Apple App Store and Google Play.
Does this mean iOS development for Windows based developers becomes a Mac-free process? We can already test the app on an iOS device through an USB connection and HotReload so the only dependency to Xcode is build and publish. Trying to understand if I’m missing something.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Apr-04 at 09:02Theoretically YES, however there are some limitations that you need know.
1.Luckily, we have free hosted Mac machines on CI/CD platforms like App Center or Azure DevOps. Or a service like MacInCloud. However, if you do the last compilation that you are going to send to the App Store, then you have to compile the app on a physical Mac machine.
2.You have the Hot Restart that allows you to deploy with the iTunes to your local iPhone/iPad without Mac machines, however, there are some limitations for it.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/xamarin/xamarin-forms/deploy-test/hot-restart#limitations
QUESTION
I am trying to run test cases in cucumber for testing a mobile application using IntelliJ. The project code is in kotlin and I am using appium server to run the test case on android emulator. The test cases were working fine but after taking last pull request from project repository on github, the test cases are not running Cannot find cucumber cli main file
I am getting Error: Could not find or load main class cucumber.cli.Main
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-07 at 17:25Solved: This was a hybrid project for both mobile and web. I was able to solve it by opening the mobile project separately in intelliJ (I had to open sub directory). So this way my project was able to locate the cucumber file and Java jdk.
QUESTION
We have two apps (one Android, one iOS) used by thousands of clients, which are built in Cordova.
We update the content (very regularly!) using Appcenter's Codepush plugin, but this is being retired at the end of March.
I believe that reactive-native Codepush support will continue.
Is it feasible to convert (or build from scratch) our apps in React-Native given that the content is many pages of a web site, extracted from a CMS and added to the Cordova app.
I have a tight deadline and am looking for a solution that will allow us to update our apps content quickly without having to republish the apps to the app stores each time we amend the pages.
ps I have little knowledge of React-Native as yet, but have seen comments that the 'Expo' framework may help with this.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-18 at 15:57According to my Cross-platform developing knowledge best choice can be React Native , and it also works perfectly fine with App center as we used with some of our apps .
For transfering , some parts can be used , but some part needs to be totally recoded which wont take that much time according to your app functionality! if you provide more detail i will be able to give you a better estimation and tools need to be used!
P.S. do not prefer Expo for Production if you will develop your app in a customizable way.
QUESTION
We have an iOS application which we create using Xamarin.
We are starting to use Apple Push Notification Services and I have updated our App Identifier in developer.apple.com to use the Push Notifications capability.
I have updated our Entitlements Plist with the one being used by our development and test environments with:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-11 at 01:08Your test team should use Ad Hoc. Development is for debugging locally; Ad Hoc is for testers; and AppStore is for distribution to the public. The only way to test with an AppStore profile is via TestFlight. Development and Ad Hoc require the UUIDs to be set in the developer portal AND added to the profile. Anything not Development is considered "production" for APS.
Our test team downloads builds from AppCenter and we deploy to AppCenter using a YAML Pipeline.
Are you doing a iPhone | Ad Hoc build? In your csproj, do you have the correct entitlements and provisioning profile selected? Those are usually under the CodesignKey
and CodesignEntitlements
xml tags.
QUESTION
I am converting my Android app from APK to AAB. However, when I uploaded the bundle.aab to AppCenter, the download was an APK? Shouldn't the download be a .AAB file?
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-08 at 15:52The Android OS can only install APKs. If you upload Android App Bundles to the Google Play Store, the Play Store then generates optimized APKs for your end users.
Microsoft's App Center on the other hand generates an unoptimized universal APK.
"When you distribute Android Application Bundle (AAB), App Center generates a universal APK, signs it with a generated signing key, and distributes it to a device."
Source: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/appcenter/distribution/uploading
QUESTION
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-04 at 05:02
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You already are doing the right things with that on the SDK line.
However, Venmo will only appear to a US IP; for sandbox mode, you can simulate what a US buyer will see with &buyer-country=US
(Don't add buyer-country with a live client ID, as the buttons will not load -- only works for sandbox)
QUESTION
I have an error that occurs to a small percentage of users of my app, only on German Xbox. English users and PC users are fine.
My code looks like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-20 at 04:15Tried a few different things, but it was not working. Seems there is an issue with developer content localization on Xbox. String localization works OK.
As a workaround I ended up implementing my own logic to select the correct file instead of relying on Microsoft resource manager:
QUESTION
I know that iOS can use fastlane to automate uploads to AppCenter, but I was wondering if there was anyway to do this from Android Studio or from the Gitlab Pipeline? I'm not finding anything online and it's getting a bit annoying having to upload 4 builds everytime.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-05 at 23:16Fastlane can be used for both iOS and android. You can run fastlane action to upload the App in your Gitlab pipeline. You can also activate the upload on each push or during merging into the master / main branch (or whatever you want).
This is a plugin for fastlane made by microsoft for everything around the App Center.
If you have never used fastlane, start with this -> getting-started/android/setup/
Another option is to use gradlew and write your own script.
QUESTION
I get the following Error message after migrating from FormsApplicationActivity to FormsAppCompatActivity:
Android.Views.InflateException: 'Binary XML file line #31 in com.myapp.app:layout/mtrl_calendar_month_labeled: Binary XML file line #18 in com.myapp.app:layout/mtrl_calendar_month: Error inflating class com.google.android.material.datepicker.MaterialCalendarGridView'
The error happens in the OnCreate at the first line base.OnCreate(savedInstanceState);
My mainactivity looks like this
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-17 at 21:30I was able to fix the exception, but now my toolbar is completely gone and I created a new stackoverflow post for that problem: Xamarin Forms Android Toolbar missing after migration to Flyout and AppCompat
The solution for this problem here was to delete the layout.xml
file and to use the following values in the styles.xml
file:
QUESTION
I have a Xamarin iOS app that I am trying to distribute in the App Center. It will send out an email and install fine, but when you run it, you get the error
MyApp.iOS Wants to use "appcenter.ms" to sign in.
I have the option of cancelling or continuing. I hit continue and it signs in and says In-App Updates are enabled. It then returns to my app with the message:
In-App updates disabled. This release was either side-loaded or downloaded using a browser in private mode.
I can either Ignore or Reinstall app. Ignore lets the app work, but it no longer checks for updates. If I Reinstall app, it opens App Center and I can install it, then it starts back at the beginning. It is using Safari to do the original install. I assume that when it does the Reinstall app from within my app, it is using a Safari based browser. Nothing is in private mode as far as I can tell. My startup code for App Center is
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-07 at 19:11OK, I finally figured this out. When I was testing the distribution of my app from the App Center, rather than spam the whole group until it worked, I just distributed it to myself. This is what caused the problem. What I had to do was to create another distribution group and only have myself in it. Automatic updates started working once I did this. The point being is that if you don't distribute it to a group, then it thinks it's side-loaded.
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