There is no deployment as such as it's electron app, so the build described above serves as a packaging of the app for release.
However As of version 1.0.8 support is added for Linux thanks to @probonopd, #36.
On commit to master there is a continuous built setup on Travis CI that builds and adds an up to date linux and mac os x release to the release section under release section.
Inspired by this issue In the latest iteration it use electron-builder -mwl --publish alwayson Travis CI Mac OSX instance to package for these platforms,
This is an attempt to capture some notes on the steps of setting up travis CI integration in the current implementation
github + Travis CI
Travis CI Integration
1 - enable Travis CI for your repository as described here
2 - Set up GITHUB_TOKEN in Travis CI for this to work. as described here
os:osxosx_image:xcode9.4language:node_jsnode_js:"8"sudo:requiredenv:global:-ELECTRON_CACHE=$HOME/.cache/electron-ELECTRON_BUILDER_CACHE=$HOME/.cache/electron-builder# specifying npm version as# by default travis seemed to sue 4.2.0# https://docs.travis-ci.com/user/languages/javascript-with-nodejs/#using-a-specific-npm-versioninstall:-node --version-npm i -g npm@5-npm --version-npm install-npm run make_jsscript:-npm run build:mwl:publish:always;-ls ./dist;-find . | grep mac.zip;-find . | grep x86_64.AppImage;-find . | grep .exe;branches:except:-# Do not build tags that we create when we upload to GitHub Releases-/^(?i:continuous)/
To disable Code Signing when building for macOS leave all the above vars unset except for CSC_IDENTITY_AUTO_DISCOVERY which needs to be set to false. This can be done by running export CSC_IDENTITY_AUTO_DISCOVERY=false.
Or you can set in travis settings, for ENVs
Another way — set mac.identity to null. You can pass additional configuration using CLI as well: -c.mac.identity=null.