How do I acquire the PKHeX mobile version if I don't have a computer?

[JaaShooUhh]

Pretty self explanatory, since nearly every GitHub project seems to never have a built version of the thing you're after, and this is especially problematic for mobile users.

[Kaphotics]

You're just not looking correctly. Many open source projects use Continuous Integration to automatically build and upload artifacts from each commit that is pushed.

That's what the green checkbox is. Following the checkbox link, you get to the pipeline page, which has 1 published file for the latest commit, which is the output of the Android build, which includes the apk.

The app is a proof of concept, hence no "release" posted officially or support provided.

[JaaShooUhh]

On 9/26/2022 at 6:24 PM, Kaphotics said:

You're just not looking correctly. Many open source projects use Continuous Integration to automatically build and upload artifacts from each commit that is pushed.

That's what the green checkbox is. Following the checkbox link, you get to the pipeline page, which has 1 published file for the latest commit, which is the output of the Android build, which includes the apk.

The app is a proof of concept, hence no "release" posted officially or support provided.

Gonna be honest, I always thought the check mark just meant that it can be built.

 

My bad.