![]() Although, here you can find a working solution for that. However, it is still not enough, because the SnapshotTesting library doesn’t allow you to specify custom paths. To work around this problem, you must move all your snapshots to the folder ci_scripts/Artifacts. This way tests don’t have access to snapshots that are by default located in source code directories. It first builds a project and then it runs tests on the pre-built product using a different environment. This is a known issue caused by the way Xcode Cloud is running tests. If you have snapshot tests using for example SnapshotTesting, you will notice that Xcode Cloud can’t find your snapshot images. The last thing is to set executable permission for each script by using the following command: Next, you can put there a script for each build phase: First of all, you need to create a directory named ci_scripts in your root source code directory. Xcode Cloud allows you to add custom scripts manually by creating scripts with specific names. Below I will go into detail and show you how to set up the most common things. However, it is possible by creating specific files. And from Xcode you can’t add custom scripts. Nowadays, most projects are still using CocoaPods or Carthage, gems, and custom scripts.Īpple only supports by default Swift Package Manager. How to set up custom actions?Īs we all know, the Apple ecosystem is our best friend and worst enemy at the same time. The procedure is the same as when granting access to your primary repository. Just run some build and in your App Store Connect all requested repositories will appear.įrom there you will be able to grant access and rebuild your project. It may happen that your project is using more than one git repository. Although, it will require you to set up Xcode Cloud and pay a subscription fee for each account. This way you should be able to add workflows for multiple profiles. ![]() Fortunately, Xcode Cloud allows you to add multiple workflows and select a team for each of them. You may also need to publish builds on more than one account. ![]() Unfortunately, you can’t manage them from Xcode. On top of that, you can also run some custom scripts. However, most of the time we just need to build, run tests, archive, and release. Notify – to send a notification with build status using email or Slack.Īs you can see, this is a very simple CI if you compare it to mature solutions like Bitrise.TestFlight External Testing – to share build with selected external testers.TestFlight Internal Testing – to share build with selected internal testers.Post-Actions – you can here select 3 actions:.Archive – you can choose to publish the app automatically on TestFlight and App Store.Test – you can set up testing on multiple devices and OS versions.Actions – this is the core of every CI, unfortunately for now we have only 4 possible actions:.Start Conditions – here you set up when a build should be triggered.Environment – here you can add environment variables, and select the Xcode version, and macOS version.General – just a few basic settings like workflow name, primary repository, and workspace selection.Workflow configuration is divided into 5 sections: Now you should be able to start your first build. Then you should be able to finish the configuration. After that, you should be redirected back to Xcode. This step will open your browser to grant access to your repository. Select your product to build and make sure the correct team is selected. Find Xcode Cloud and click “Create Workflow…”. Make sure you are logged in using your Apple ID in Xcode. At least in terms of a basic configuration.īelow I will show you how to set up Xcode Cloud from scratch based on my Snippety app. It is provided by Apple therefore all headaches with certificates, provisioning profiles, connecting to App Store, and releasing on TestFlight are no longer an issue. Pricing: 25 hours are free (until December 2023, after that it will be $14.99/month). Requirements: Xcode 13.4.1 or 14 beta, Apple Developer Program. If you are more interested in the pros & cons of Xcode Cloud, you may want to read first Xcode Cloud review – is it ready for commercial projects? How to set up Xcode Cloud? Below I gathered some howtos for a typical setup. Xcode Cloud is now available to all Apple developers and recently I had a chance to try it out in a large project and in my Snippety app.
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