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A CLI tool to automate Flutter app deployment to TestFlight and Google Play Store using Fastlane.

1.0.6 abdullahzreqat/automate

What this package is like to depend on

Last release 27 days ago

27 Jul 2026

Ships fairly regularly

a new release about every 2 months

Nearly every release is documented

notes for 7 of 7 stable releases

Nothing withdrawn

no release was ever pulled

8 months old

7 releases · first in 2025

7 releases in the last 12 months

see the full history below

Release timeline

7 releases · Dec 2025 to Jul 2026
2026
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Releases

latest 7
  1. 1.0.6 27 Jul 2026
    Release notes
    • Android Play track: The supply upload track is now configurable via android.track in automate_config.json (e.g. internal, alpha, beta, production). Defaults to production when unset, preserving existing behavior. Lets deploys target internal/closed testing before a production release.
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  2. 1.0.5 21 Jul 2026
    Release notes
    • Android R8 mapping: Locate the R8 mapping file by globbing build/app/outputs/mapping/, mirroring the AAB discovery, and omit it from supply when absent (minify off). Flavored builds emit the mapping under mapping/<flavor>Release/mapping.txt, which the previously hard-coded mapping/release/mapping.txt path could not find. Fixes flavored Play uploads.
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  3. 1.0.4 21 Jul 2026
    Release notes
    • Flavored Android builds: Locate the app bundle by globbing build/app/outputs/bundle/, mirroring the existing iOS IPA discovery, instead of hard-coding the non-flavored bundle/release/app-release.aab path. Flavored builds output to bundle/<flavor>Release/app-<flavor>-release.aab, which supply could not previously find. Fixes both full and --skip-build update deploys for flavored projects.
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  4. 1.0.3 16 Jun 2026
    Release notes
    • Swift Package Manager support: Removed the hard-coded pod update step from the iOS build. Flutter 3.44+ defaults to SPM and no longer generates a Podfile, which made the previous pod call abort the whole deploy on SPM-only projects. flutter build ipa now handles iOS dependency resolution (CocoaPods or SPM) on its own.
    • Fixed changelog newline escaping (a .. cascade bug meant newlines were never escaped) and stopped Ruby-escaping the Android changelog, which is written to a plain text file consumed by supply.
    • Escaped all user-supplied values interpolated into the generated iOS Fastfile (groups, feedback email, contact info, notes) to prevent broken/injected Ruby.
    • Added clear validation errors for malformed pubspec.yaml versions instead of crashing with a RangeError.
    • Removed a redundant Android APK rebuild during beta and clarified that Android beta produces a local APK (no Play Store beta upload lane).
    • Improved command-failure messages to name the failed step.
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  5. 1.0.2 20 Jan 2026
    Release notes

    Release version 1.0.2 - Fix --skip-build flag issue

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    Release notes
    • Fixed --skip-build flag not replacing %display_name% placeholder in iOS Fastfile
    • Fixed skipBuild flag initialization timing issue
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  6. 1.0.1 04 Dec 2025
    Release notes
    • Improved README documentation
    • Added localized changelogs example (ar-SA, fr-FR, de-DE)
    • Added documentation links for Fastlane, Apple API Key, and Google Service Account setup
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  7. 1.0.0 04 Dec 2025
    Release notes
    • Initial release
    • Beta Mode: Upload builds to TestFlight with optional external testing support
    • Update Mode: Submit app updates to App Store Connect and Google Play Store
    • Automatic version and build number incrementing
    • Fastlane configuration generation
    • Support for localized changelogs
    • Platform selection (-p ios or -p android)
    • Skip build option (--skip-build) to use existing artifacts
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