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@larsgrefer, I will add our real secure API key once I received it. Do not merge until that is done. |
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The current API key inside of |
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@SecUpwN this api key is an (rsa encrypted) oauth-token for github which grants the deploy mechanism write access in my name to this repo. The write access is needed in order to attatch the files to the github-release
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Thanks for clarifying. But does that mean only you will be able to deploy releases?
Please send the keys to @He3556 as well to avoid problems when it may get lost.
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everyone with write access is able to deploy releases, but the plan is, that only travis will do it.
With this api-token I've given travis access to this repo in order to deploy releases.
If @He3556 wants a token too, he can generate himself one here: https://github.com/settings/tokens/new (for travis the public_repo scope is needed)
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@SecUpwN The keystore passwords needed to create signed release apk wont be added to the .travis.yml file. |
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@larsgrefer, please mention me here once this PR is ready to be merged. Thank you. |
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@larsgrefer, I am now back on my personal high security data center below earth and have access to our keystore. ;-) Please provide me with some simple steps on what else is needed for automatic GitHub releases in my name. Do I need to change the |
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@SecUpwN There is no need to change the api_key |
Ok, thanks for letting me know. I just thought that because you added yours. Where to put the encrypted keystore? I remember you having told me that we need an encrypted version for signing the APK. |
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@SecUpwN I've send you a mail |
Short update: I'm still on it and am talking to Travis support to resolve my |
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@SecUpwN What kind of issues do you have? |
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Deploy APK's to Github releases
Do not merge yet