updraft-plugin 🚀

This is a gradle plugin for automated upload to updraft.

Instructions

In order to use the plugin follow those steps:

Preconditions:

• Uses Java 11

1.Add the code below to you build.gradle file in the project root folder.

buildscript {
  repositories {
    ...
    mavenCentral()
  }

  dependencies {
    ...
    classpath 'com.appswithlove.updraft:updraft:2.2.3'
  }
}

or

plugins {
  id("com.appswithlove.updraft") version "2.2.3"
}

2.Apply the plugin in app/build.gradle

    id 'com.appswithlove.updraft'

or

  id("com.appswithlove.updraft")

3.Add one or multiple urls['YOURPRODUCTFLAVOUR'] wrapped in updraft to the file. To get the url, go to your Updraft App and get the https:// url part of the curl command. (e.g. https://updraft.com/api/app_upload/.../.../) With this, the plugin knows to which updraft app your apk should be uploaded.

The part YourBuildVariant should be replaced by the exact name your build variant. For example:

updraft {
  urls['StagingRelease'] = ["your/staging/url/"]
  urls['ProdRelease'] = ["your/prod/url/", "your/prod2/url/"]
}

or

updraft {
    urls = mapOf(
        "ProdRelease" to listOf("your/prod/url"),
        "StagingRelease" to listOf("your/url"),
    )
}

4.Done!

Usage

After installing the plugin, you should be able to find the Gradle Updraft tasks in Android Studio. The naming is always updraft + buildVariant (updraftBundle + buildVariant for App Bundles). The appropriate url will be chosen as destination. There is 1 task for every available buildVariant. "Gradle Project" Window -> Tasks -> Other -> updraft... (e.g. updraftRelease or updraftBundleRelease) In order to use them, make sure that you build the project before.

Otherwise, you can call the gradle tasks via command:

./gradlew updraftRelease // for APK
./gradlew updraftBundleRelease // for AAB

Or combined with clean + assemble:

./gradlew clean assembleRelease updraftRelease // for APK
./gradlew clean bundleRelease updraftBundleRelease // for AAB

Breaking Change

When Upgrading from Version 2.1.7 to 2.2.0, the plugin id must be changed from updraft to com.appswithlove.updraft

Release Notes

In order to upload release notes, there are 3 options:

1. Last commit message (default). If you don't specify anything, the release notes will contain the content of the latest commit message.
2. Add parameter releaseNotes to updraft tag and pass in a string or function that generates a string.
3. Add your release notes to /src/main/updraft/release-notes.txt or /src/someFlavor/updraft/release-notes.txt. If this file exists in either main or your current flavour, it will be taken instead of the git commit message.
4. You can also pass releaseNotes as a runtime parameter ./gradlew updraftRelease -PreleaseNotes="your release notes"

Debug

In order to debug the plugin, clean -> jar -> publishJarPublicationToMavenLocal and connect your android App to the mavenLocal-version of the android plugin by adding the following snipped to your root-folder build.gradle

buildscript {
	repositories {
		mavenLocal()
		...
	}
	dependencies{
	    classpath 'com.appswithlove.updraft:updraft:2.2.1'
	    ...
	}
}

After that, call the following script in the terminal of your android app (replace FLAVOUR)

./gradlew updraftRelease -Dorg.gradle.debug=true --no-daemon

Lastly, open the Updraft Plugin in Android Studio, add an Remote build configuration with Attach to remote JVM and run the configuration on debug. Now the gradlew call you triggered before will start running and will hit the break points in the plugin. :)

Don't forget to republish the plugin-jar when doing changes.