S.SetPlatformTarget(PlatformTarget. MSBuild("./MyProject.sln", new MSBuildSettings().SetConfiguration(configuration)) SerializeAppManifest(new FilePath(pathToAndroidManifest), manifest) Var manifest = DeserializeAppManifest(new FilePath(pathToAndroidManifest)) Var pathToAndroidManifest = "./Properties/AndroidManifest.xml" Var buildNumber = GitLog(Directory("."), int.MaxValue).Count the build number will be set to the commit number. Var AndroidSDK = "/Users/Me/Library/Developer/Xamarin/android-sdk-macosx" Create Android APK File in Xamarin Forms Generate Xamarin.Forms APK Android App Deployment 1,532 views Premiered 23 Dislike Share Programming Palli 5.03K subscribers. Var objDir = Directory("./obj") + Directory(configuration) NET Maui, we plan to leverage the power of Xamarin.Forms to build an app that can run on Android, iOS, and Windows devices seamlessly. Var buildDir = Directory("./bin") + Directory(configuration)
Var configuration = Argument("configuration", "Release") Var target = Argument("target", "Default") #tool nuget:?package=NUnit.ConsoleRunner&version=3.9.0
Here is a example of such a Cake file: #addin "Cake.AndroidAppManifest" It is not possible directly (or maybe in 2019.3, I haven't updated yet), but as far as producing release version, with consistent / automatically updated build number, zip aligned and signed apk, You can use an extra tool, like for example cake, that could leverage MSBuild and handle all the process of increasing the build number, cleaning / restoring the nugget packages, building/signing/ZipAlignin the apk, running tests, uploading the apk to your server/google.
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