# Also, you could put the "draft" and "internal" into environment variables if you want to never have to modify the script # again and just control it with environment variables. KEY_WITH_NEWLINES=$(echo $PLAYSTORE_KEY | jq '.private_key |= sub(" (?!PRIVATE|KEY)" "\n" "g")' -c -j) # You could also use shorter argument names here, but DO NOT use -e for -release-status, there's some error there where # fastlane thinks -e should mean the -env option and fails. PACKAGE_NAME=$(cat "$WORKSPACE/build.json" | jq -j '.bundleid') # Unity environment variables replace the "\n" signs from the private key with spaces for some reason, # so we replaces spaces with "\n" signs again so it works properly. # $PLAYSTORE_KEY - The JSON file with the credentials for the Google Developer account # You can also just hardcode your package name, e.g. #!/bin/bash # Passed in as environment variables from CI, you must get this from Google and put # it in the environment variable PLAYSTORE_KEY in the Unity build config.
Let’s setup our project and Unity Cloud Build. Now we’re done with the Google Cloud Platform and Developer Console. Press Manage Play Console Permissions and setup the permissions.
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