Our developers will be using both PCs and Macs to create Android apps.
When a KeyStore is generated on a Mac, how do we move it to a PC so that the same app can be edited/built/signed by both Macs and PCs?
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Our developers will be using both PCs and Macs to create Android apps.
When a KeyStore is generated on a Mac, how do we move it to a PC so that the same app can be edited/built/signed by both Macs and PCs?
I imagine that you can just use a flash drive, no? I’m going to assume you create the keystore using java’s keytool, which is cross platform as far as I know. So once you’ve created your keystore, you just copy it from one computer to the other. When you’re ready to sign your app, just navigate to the flashdrive or where ever you copied the keystore from the flashdrive.