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# Build Mobile App

ONEWEB provides a CI server as an add-on feature to build mobile apps on the cloud. The user needs to pay the licensing fee and get the CI server key from the ONEWEB Team.

Once the user has the key, the user can attach it to his server as a global CI Server or attach it to one particular application as a local CI Server. If the key is attached to a global CI Server, any user on that server can build applications using this server. (Used for on-premise systems). For shared ONEWEB cloud users, the key is added to their applications as a local CI Server.

Now, the user can build unsigned Android applications. But for building signed apk and also for building IPA, the user needs to fill in the details of the apple developer account and information or google service account and Keystore details.


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