Android Code Signing

Create a keystore by entering the necessary information directly in Appcircle's Signing Identities module. No additional software is required, making the process straightforward and efficient. For a detailed guide on Android app signing, check out our blog post: Managing Android App Signing.

Example: A development team generates a new Android keystore in Appcircle by simply entering the required details. This keystore is then used to sign their application for testing distribution.

Upload an existing keystore file and the required passwords to Appcircle. This allows you to reuse pre-obtained keystores for signing Android applications.

Example: A company uploads their existing Android keystore file to Appcircle, including the necessary passwords. This keystore is then used to sign their applications before submitting them to the Google Play store.

Store your signing details in your Gradle file and use your in-project keystore to sign your app. This provides flexibility and control over the signing process.

Example: A developer configures their Gradle file to include signing details and disables the 'Sign Application' step in the Appcircle build workflow editor. This allows the app to be signed using the in-project keystore.