Originally posted at carloscuesta's blog A year ago I wrote a post about how Fastlane could help us to improve our React Native apps shi...
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Carlos Cuesta on September 19, 2018
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I don't wanna broke your topic, but how work this on a phone, should i build and make arhive on specific folder and just unarhive on phone or i should search for a installer, exe programmer? THanks a lot...
I don't understand what are you asking for. But If it's related with the deployed apps, those could be found either on the stores or the beta testing platforms.
After i build the app with React, how i can put it on my phone?
I think you're getting confused between react and react-native. They are two separate things.
Befeore your build with react native ,how can i test a app to a phone?
Thanks Carlos! Great article! It helped me a lot!
I'm having some issues to put the 3 Travis stages together. I tried to paste them in the same .travis.yml file, but it didn't work. The output of "travis lint .travis.yml" is:
Warnings for .travis.yml:
[x] unexpected sequence
[x] missing key language, defaulting to ruby
And when I try to run it on travis, the log ends with:
The command "rake" exited with 1.
Could you share me your whole travis.yml file, please?
Thanks again!
Good read, am a big advocate of using fastlane, even if your project just deploys only 1 app it's often still worth doing.
Totally worth it! It just saves you a lot of time
Thanks so much for that! I was looking for a guide on Fastlane and this is a great resource for me and the team. Cheers mate!
Glad you find it useful! 😊
How would this work with Expo?
I think Expo has his own way to manage standalone native builds and deploys.
docs.expo.io/versions/latest/distr...