ionic-cloud build android

This command creates an Android build on Appflow. While the build is running, it prints the remote build log to the terminal.

ionic-cloud build android [debug, release] [flags]

Flags

Name	Type	Default	Usage
-h, --help	bool	false	help for android
--aab	bool	false	Download aab file
--aab-name	string		Download aab and rename file
--apk	bool	false	Download apk file
--apk-name	string		Download apk and rename file
--app-bundle-id	string		Native config application bundle ID. Example: com.company.app
--app-name	string		Native config application name
--build-stack	string		Target platform ("Linux - 2021.10" / "Linux - 2021.09" / "Linux - 2020.11" / "Linux - 2020.09" / "Linux - 2020.06"), defaults to latest stack
--live-update-app-id	string		Appflow application ID
--live-update-channel-name	string		Live Update channel name
--live-update-disable-deploy	bool	false	Disable Live Updates from being applied
--live-update-max-store	int	2	Number of previous Live Updates that can be stored on a device
--live-update-method	string	"background"	Live Update method to determine how the app will check for and apply updates, "background", "auto", or "none"
--live-update-min-background-duration	int	30	Number of seconds the app needs to be in the background for it to have been considered "closed"
--native-config	string		The name of the native config to use for the build. Native configs are defined in the UI.
--signing-cert	string		Signing certificate

Inherited Flags

Name	Type	Default	Usage
--app-id [required]	string		Appflow app id
--commit [required]	string		Commit sha
--detached	bool	false	Asynchronously run appflow build
--env	[]string	[]	Variables to expose to your build. Variables defined this way override those loaded using the env-file flag. Example: --env VAR=value
--env-file	[]string	[]	Files declaring environment variables to expose to your build. Variables from later files overwrite variables from earlier files.
--environment	string		The name of the predefined Appflow Environment to expose to your build
--json	bool	false	Shortcut to print build output as JSON
--output	string	"text"	Print build output as [json] or human readable [text]
--secret	[]string	[]	Secrets to expose to your build. Example: --secret VAR=value
--config	string		config file
--token	string		Ionic authorization token
-v, --verbose	bool	false	verbose output

Examples

ionic-cloud build android debug --app-id=a1234bc --commit=a9eb85ea214a6cfa6882f4be041d5cce7bee3e45ionic-cloud build android release --app-id=b3456cd --commit=4c511f16ef2644854d04cabebfcecc82be0eb04fionic-cloud build android debug --app-id=a1234bc --commit=a9eb85ea214a6cfa6882f4be041d5cce7bee3e45 --environment="My Custom Environment Name"ionic-cloud build android debug --app-id=a1234bc --commit=a9eb85ea214a6cfa6882f4be041d5cce7bee3e45 --native-config="My Custom Native Config Name"ionic-cloud build android release --app-id=b3456cd --commit=4c511f16ef2644854d04cabebfcecc82be0eb04f --aab --apk --apk-name="my-app-prod.apk"