Step-by-Step Guide to Implementing CI/CD in Flutter with GitLab and Fastlane

💻 Implement CI/CD in projects using GitLab and a runner machine.

🔧 Create and register a GitLab runner machine based on the platform (Mac/Windows) and add tags for identification.

✅ Successfully register and configure the Flutter runner for building, testing, and deploying code.

🏃 Creating and registering a GitLab runner

📄 Defining stages and tasks in the GitLab CI/CD pipeline

🔎 Analyzing code and notifying errors

🧪 Testing the application

📚 The video is a step-by-step guide on setting up Flutter CI/CD with GitLab and Fastlane.

⚙️ The process involves configuring stages and scripts, running tests, generating code coverage, and analyzing the project.

🔍 The video also covers starting the runner, making changes, committing, and observing the pipeline's progress.

📝 The video is about using GitLab and Fastlane to automate the CI/CD process for Flutter apps.

⚙️ The key steps include defining stages for web deployment, building the web folder, and deploying it using Firebase.

📱 The next stage involves building and deploying the Android APK.

📱 The video demonstrates how to set up a Flutter CI/CD pipeline using GitLab and Fastlane.

🔧 The tutorial covers the commands and steps required to build a release APK and app bundle, install the bundle, and execute Fastlane for deployment.

📝 The video also explains how to define lanes in Fastlane and extract version and build information from the app's files.

📦 Setting up the CI/CD pipeline for Flutter using GitLab and Fastlane.

📱 Deploying the APK on the Play Store for internal testing.

🔧 Configuring the necessary files and folder structure for the pipeline.

🔑 Setting up GitLab Runner and ensuring it is running before committing changes.

🚀 Running stages consecutively, including lenss, tests, web build, web deploy, Android build, and Android deploy.

💻 Verifying successful deployment and checking build updates on the Play Store.