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On this page, we will outline the steps to create IPA files using Xcode Command line tools allow you to complete these steps automatically by running dg deploy or dg add-devices. However, we’ve outlined the manual, step-by-step process below. Build applications to be distributed to Beta testers​​ It’s easy to launch applications under development in a simulator, but how about distributing them to

DeployGate provides API to support the automated management of applications and users. Using these APIs, you can customize the upload from CI and link adding/deleting members with the other systems. You can see API keys to call the API from the account setting. You can use different APIs for Project/Organization and Enterprise plans. Notice: For Using Project/Organization API Notice: For Using Ent

The current Xcode iOS build does not support this SDK. The following environments are supported. Xcode 13.4 or earlier (only compatible with Intel Mac) iOS 9.0 or earlier With DeployGate, you can distribute apps without using SDK. DeployGate is currently working on updates to all of our services. As part of these ongoing and future updates, we plan to provide environments that support SDK. DeployG

While DeployGate can distribute an app with just an APK file upload, incorporating an SDK makes the app development process more seamless. SDK Installation (Android Studio/Gradle)​ Enter the following into the app module’s build.gradle file (Example: app/build.gradle). // Groovy DSL dependencies { // Use SDK dependency for variants like debug. debugImplementation "com.deploygate:sdk:${latest_versi

In just a few simple steps, the dg command helps you build and upload apps. Use the dg command line tool. With a single command, you can perform several common actions, such as building and uploading apps to be distributed and adding UDIDs to the Provisioning Profile (required for iOS). dg command is recommended to use with OS X 10.9 or later, but it can also be run on Linux or Windows with a deve