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Releases

When you're ready to publish a new version of your app to the stores, follow these simple steps to trigger the release automation.

Step 1. Update the version name

In your shared codebase, open the ProjectConfiguration.kt file and update the version name:

const val versionName = "1.0.1"

Change it to the version number you want to release (e.g., 1.1.0, 1.2.3, etc.). This version will be used on both Android and iOS stores.

Step 2. Create a new GitHub release

Once the version name is updated and committed:

  1. Go to your GitHub repository.
  2. Click on Releases > Draft a new release.
  3. Tag the release using the same version number (e.g., v1.1.0).
  4. Fill in the release title and optional changelog.
  5. Click Publish release.

This will automatically trigger the GitHub Actions workflows:

  • publishAppStore.yml → for iOS deployment to App Store Connect.
  • publishGooglePlay.yml → for Android deployment to Google Play Console.

Once triggered, the CI/CD pipelines will take care of building, signing, and uploading your app to the respective stores.

Release Process Complete

Your app has been successfully released to both the App Store and Google Play Store. Users can now download the latest version from their respective stores.