A Gradle plugin for uploading iOS and Android Apps to HockeyApp.

Add to your build.gradle

buildscript {
    repositories {
        mavenCentral()
    }
    dependencies {
        classpath 'de.felixschulze.gradle:gradle-hockeyapp-plugin:2.0+'
    }
}

apply plugin: 'hockeyApp'
hockeyapp {
    apiToken = "YOURHOCKEYAPPTOKEN"
}

Add to your build.gradle

hockeyapp {
    apiToken = "YOURHOCKEYAPPTOKEN"
    releaseType = 2 // alpha
    notify = 0
    status = 2
    notesType = 1
    notes = "Some notes."
    variantToApplicationId = [
            BuildVariantA:  "applicationIdA",
            BuildVariantB:  "applicationIdB",
    ]
}

• apiToken: Your API Token from HockeyApp

• releaseType: 0 beta, 1 live, 2 alpha
• notify: 0 not notify testers, 1 notify all testers that can install this app
• status: 1 not allow users to download the version, 2 make the version available for download
• notes: Release notes as Textile or Markdown
• notesType: 0 Textile, 1 Markdown
• mappingFileNameRegex: Optional: mappingFileNameRegex="mapping.txt" Should contain the filename or a regex for the proguard mapping.txt mapping file (Android) or dSYM file (iOS). Standard is mapping.txt
• variantToApplicationId: Optional (Android): [variantName: "appId", variantName2: "appId2"] map between your variants and application IDs
• symbolsDirectory: Only needed for iOS or if you dont use the android gradle plugin: file("directory") Directory which contains the R or dSYM file
• appFileNameRegex: Only needed for iOS or if you dont use the android gradle plugin
• outputDirectory: Only needed for iOS: file("directory")
• tags: Optional: restrict download to comma-separated list of tags
• commitSha: Optional: commit SHA for this build
• buildServerUrl: Optional: the URL of the build job on your build server
• repositoryUrl: Optional: your source repository URL
• teamCityLog: true Add features for TeamCity

Releases

If you use a top-level-project and got the error java.lang.NoSuchFieldError: INSTANCE move the dependency to this plugin to your root build.gradle file (see #30)

gradle-hockeyapp-plugin is available under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more info.