ops: add mobile apk build Dockerfile #712
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I followed the above steps and the apk file is produced as you described. Thanks
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Close #658
This is different from #672, it builds apk in a containerized environment. Gradle build takes lots of memory, I wouldn't recommend using this in an actual built workflow.
Just use following:
in the end the apk is at
android/app/build/outputs/apk/release/app-release.apk