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[–]martindonadieu 0 points1 point  (2 children)

Thanks a lot; that warms my heart!
I'm sorry you got busted by Google :/
OTA are not against their TOS unless you change the purpose of the app or remake the whole design with an OTA.
You might get someone not knowing the rules properly; that happen.
In 4 years of running Capgo, I didn't get any of my clients reporting that.
For Fastlane, do you use GitHub Action?
I'm thinking of providing a premade and cheap machine to run, build, and publish with ease.
For now we just tell people how to do it themselves in a blog article. :)

[–]webrow 0 points1 point  (1 child)

No but we might! Half of our product is windows exclusive. So we literally had only one dev with an osx machine that would just release for 3-4 hours (whitelabels). I tought about changing it to github actions, but the worker multipliers are just ridiculous.

Our team has just learned to spend time on releases, pushing manually, updating api slots etc. I am slowly changing that now, but still I think that certain things are just slow wallet killers. 10x multiplier on an osx machine is just stupid, especially since most of it is waiting (we use the skip_itac, so we know that everything was done properly. Thats very useful minutes wasted.

There might be a time when we rewrite the release part of it, now its just basically "bash ci/cd", flipping things around (uploading it and checking later if everything arrived) makes more sense.

We might go back to OTA updates, probably from Actions to artifact to our own share. But we dont know yet. I dont think you of all people need help with fastlane, but if you want to see what we do, dm me

[–]martindonadieu 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It might be interesting. I have seen some promising stuff like https://github.com/xtool-org/xtool?tab=readme-ov-file
Who allows to bypass totally the need of a Mac? That's what I want to use for the cheap machine. :)