One problem with our app was that it was published on Github, so the users have to actively check for a new update. Then it shook me, what if we send a notification (automatically) when releasing a new version of the app? But it was a lot complicated than what I expected. I would like to do this via our apps website.
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You need to setup a webhook associated to a release event.
The URL of that webhook must reference a server you control, and on which you have installed dgryski/ghpbhook
This is a endpoint for github and bitbucket post-receive webhook notifications.
It uses PushBullet to send a summary of the commits to your Android device.
You need to adapt that project in order to decode a release payload (instead of a commit payload).
But it gives you an idea of:
- how to listen for the webhook JSON payload
- how to send a notification through PushBullet

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