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iOS and macOS, release builds - .NET MAUI Tutorial
From the course: Creating a DevOps Ecosystem for .NET MAUI Developers
iOS and macOS, release builds
- [Instructor] We have now set up QA builds for both iOS and MacOS to be distributed through TestFlight. The next logical step is to look at how to do a production iOS or Mac OS application through the store. Unlike the examples, we are going to talk conceptually about it as we have already done what we needed to know for this in the last few videos. We don't actually want to push the app to the store. Normally, we would create a new pipeline for this. This pipeline will likely be very similar to what we did with QA. In fact, I normally just copy that one and make a few changes. One difference is it will likely run against a separate branch, creating a single release Git branch or multiple release Git branches based on version ensures that we have a known code base that we can use if a hot fix needs to be released. This ensures there is no contamination from ongoing development that is going to be merged into the main or QA branches. We also want to make sure we are using the correct…
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Understanding how to set up continuous distribution builds4m 32s
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iOS: Using TestFlight: Sign and build3m 44s
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iOS: Using TestFlight: Create the build file4m 37s
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iOS: Using TestFlight: Variables and certificates7m 58s
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iOS: Using TestFlight: iOS build9m 59s
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iOS: Using TestFlight: macOS build8m 25s
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iOS and macOS, release builds3m 32s
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Android: Setting up the Google Play Console5m 21s
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Android: Preparing the build for Google Play Console3m 41s
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Android: Build keystore and variables6m 46s
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Android: Completing the QA build6m 53s
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Android: Google Play Store6m 35s
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