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King-of-Spades / upload.sh
Created December 17, 2020 18:23 — forked from ouchadam/upload.sh
Upload APK to appcenter app=my-cool-app owner=owner-in-appcenter file=path/to/file token=1234-api-token destination_name=group-to-apply
#!/bin/bash
set -e
CONFIG=$@
for line in $CONFIG; do
eval "$line"
done
AUTH="X-API-Token: $token"
CONTENT_TYPE=application/vnd.android.package-archive
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King-of-Spades / csprojFix.md
Last active August 29, 2015 14:04
How to Restore a corrupted .csproj file

A bug in X.Studio previously corrupted .csproj files by partially or completely deleting the xml code in the .csproj file. As of the 5.1.4 stable release on July 15th, this bug has been fixed; but in many cases the project file has to be repaired manually, as described below:

Two possible approaches to fixing up the project file

Either:

  1. Create a brand new Xamarin.Android application project, set all the project properties to match your old project, and add all of your resources, source files, etc. back into the project.

OR

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King-of-Spades / gist:fe2c2e77573b99f6a2c7
Created June 13, 2014 17:36
How to find debug version of AndroidManifest.xml for a Xamarin Studio Project.
You can view and change the current directory of your solution by opening the solution in Xamarin Studio, and navigating to:
Project -> Solution Options -> Build -> General -> Output Directory.
Where you'll see something like:
C:\Projects\[SOLUTION NAME]\build\bin. (Sample: http://www.screencast.com/t/LEyctEtunY7)
The debug Manifest should be like:
C:\Projects\[SOLUTION NAME]\[BUILD]\obj\Debug\android\AndroidManifest.xml (Sample: http://www.screencast.com/t/lS0MNOEhI)
(Note that it's based on the directory above, but the generated path uses the obj instead of bin folder)