Apps-android-commons: Hosting app on Appetize
Summary:
Appetize provides a free evaluation of the app, new contributors do not need to install/build the app to check it.
Check out this susi hosted app from fossasia
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madhurgupta10
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Looks good to me, as long as it doesn't break any policy? @nicolas-raoul
misaochan
on 3 Apr 2019
Can accounts be transfered? Can several people manage a single app?
nicolas-raoul
on 3 Apr 2019
https://blog.fossasia.org/tag/appetize-io/
I found this nice blog
madhurgupta10
on 4 Apr 2019
Can accounts be transfered? Can several people manage a single app?
People can manage a single app using the token and the key
madhurgupta10
on 4 Apr 2019
I just looked at the pricing:
From that, I guess that we will not advertise appetize.io as a mainstream way to try the app, as we would quickly overflow the free tier. So setting up scripts to automatically push APKs is probably not worth the trouble.
That being said, pushing an APK is perfectly fine, the app is open source after all :-)
nicolas-raoul
on 4 Apr 2019
@nicolas-raoul @misaochan I generated a singed apk for v2.10.2 prodRelease and uploaded it to appetize, check out https://appetize.io/app/8ywtpe9f8tb8h6bey11c92vkcw
madhurgupta10
on 5 Apr 2019
@neslihanturan Having the app on appetize is great. Having a badge is totally optional, but I would say why not, we can always remove it when appetize stops working or if nobody is motivated to update it at least once a year.
nicolas-raoul
on 6 May 2019
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@neslihanturan Having the app on appetize is great. Having a badge is totally optional, but I would say why not, we can always remove it when appetize stops working or if nobody is motivated to update it at least once a year.