xby-hitoshura25-android-playstore-deploy

Pushing an Android app to Google Play is never just about clicking the submit button. Behind that single action sits a long list of easy-to-miss steps: generating a signing keystore, wiring up Gradle signing configuration that works both locally and in CI, creating a Google service account, populating the right GitHub Secrets, and crafting an Actions workflow whose trigger strategy actually matches the team cadence. Miss one field and the pipeline stalls. xby-hitoshura25-android-playstore-deploy turns that scattered checklist into a guided, conversation-driven flow. It starts by analysing the project structure, then on demand generates the keystore, a dual-source signing configuration (environment variables first, gradle.properties as a local fallback), a step-by-step service-account setup guide, and a ready-to-commit GitHub Actions workflow file. It rounds things out with Secrets validation, Play Store API verification, and a local dry-run test so the pipeline is proven before you depend on it.

The generated workflow covers all four release tracks-internal, alpha, beta, and production-and lets you pick manual, branch, or Tag-triggered runs. ProGuard enforcement and release-notes directory integration are baked in, so the build is hardened without extra manual steps. Everything is orchestrated through natural-language commands in the harness chat: set your API key once, run the project analysis, ask for a keystore or a full workflow, then validate and test before merging.

If you are an Android developer who wants to turn release day from a manual scramble into a single reproducible pipeline, or an engineer on a small team who owns CI/CD alongside feature work, this plugin lets you stay focused on the code instead of re-reading Google docs and frowning at GitHub settings pages.