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Run your Bitrise automations with this CLI tool on any Mac or Linux machine, and use the same configuration on bitrise.io (automation service, with a mobile app focus). For a nice & quick intro you should check:
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QUESTION
I have a CI setup on bitrise that's sort of like this:
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Answered 2022-Jan-20 at 17:20One option is to wrap both within a fastlane lane:
Fastfile:
QUESTION
I've been trying to create a "deploy" workflow where when run, it will fully publish the build to the App Store. I am very new to CI/CD so I could use some help!
Here's what I've done so far:
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Answered 2022-Jan-15 at 17:55Supposing you're talking about Bitrise's step to deploy ipa and pkg files to AppStore Connect. This step is using Fastlane's deliver action under the hood, which reads the metadata from local .txt files found inside the repo itself (see this section on configuring metadata files)
I see no way to configure the metadata_path
on Bitrise's step, which means most likely they're keeping the default value of ./fastlane/metadata
.
So theoretically all you have to do is setting your metadata txt files in your repo (or use fastlane's deliver action to help you setup those folders the first time), and then Bitrise's step should be able to pick those up automatically, given you're already setting - skip_metadata: 'no'
on that step.
QUESTION
I’ve inherited a React Native project in my work that builds and deploys app releases to the app store using bitrise and manages all the certificates and code signing using Fastlane match.
I’ve suddenly started getting the following issue on the step that runs this command - xcodebuild "-exportArchive" "-archivePath" ...
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Answered 2021-Oct-29 at 09:57I figured out the issue to this in the end.
Turns out there was an update with a breaking change to the Bitrise step, you can read here - https://github.com/bitrise-steplib/steps-xcode-archive/releases/tag/4.0.0 This is the one that was breaking it for me
Removed auto-detect option of the distribution_method input. This option has been marked as deprecated for a while. The new default value is development, make sure you select the desired distribution method
QUESTION
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-23 at 23:08With the below dependencies I was able to build project successfully:
QUESTION
We have Flutter driver tests running locally with a command like:
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Answered 2021-Sep-15 at 13:01For Android, you can use the AVD Manager
step to create an Android emulator and add Wait for Android emulator
step to wait for the emulator to finish the boot.
QUESTION
I'm trying to add an if statement to "deliver" action of fastlane.
I use fastlane with bitrise and the problem I'm having is when I add the if statement to a working sentence it always throws this syntax error: "syntax error, unexpected =>, expecting end"
This is the code I have of the Fastfile:
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Answered 2021-Sep-14 at 11:00Unfortunately, this is not valid ruby syntax:
QUESTION
I have an iOS project in bitrise in which I have set manually manage signing. So I have to provide my certificate in bitrise code signing section. I put my certificate and provisioning profile in each subsection and now I have to provide the path from which me workflow step will take these certificates.
The step I use is the Certificate and profile installer
This is what it says:
URL of the certificate to download. Multiple URLs can be specified, separated by a pipe (|) character.
You can specify a local path as well, using the file:// scheme. For example file://./Cert.p12
In my case I want to take the local path but whatever I tried didn't work (for example I tried with file://cert_id or file://cert_id.mobileprovision or file://cert_name etc)
Note: I don't want to do it via GENERIC FILE STORAGE.
Thank you in advance
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Answered 2021-Jul-17 at 17:42As bitrise support helped me you cannot take the path like this.
My problem started when I had to provide more than one profile and certificate as I had more than one target and bitrise support up to 5 generic files. So the answer is:
First of all upload all of your provisioning profiles (ad-hoc development appstore enterprise, if you will use one you can upload just one) in code signing section (you don't need anything in generic file storage).
Then add only one certificate and profile installer step and don't change anything.
Finally in Xcode Archive & Export for iOS step you have to navigate in Debug section and add a value in Custom export options plist content (this can be found when you archive and export an ipa locally in your machine by opening ExportOptions.plist file).
This is a sample of the value you will have to put:
QUESTION
I have a detox configuration for my react native project and it works & passes for both platforms when I do it locally. Recently I tried adding this to the Bitrise workflow and it seems that there are some problems with the Android emulator there. I am using avd-manager.
It goes like this:
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Answered 2021-Feb-20 at 17:55An answer I got from bitrise clarified this for me, turns out their system infrastructure is not built to support detox properly and this is a common issue. Also, they are working on a new infrastructure, which might (or might not) solve this issue in the future.
QUESTION
I have 2 repos which I am using in my CI / CD pipeline using bitrise. For setting up bitrise with one git repo is quite simple and straight forward which builds my 1st repo fine post which I need to push the .xcframework file created from step1 into a different private repo, while doing so I get below error which is because my git is not authenticated to use different repo at this point.
Error :
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Answered 2020-Dec-11 at 11:38You can try to use the same approach as it is in case of submodules. Then you are not adding SSH key to the project as a deploy keys, but add it to your or machine github account as a SSH.
QUESTION
I know this is common question but none of the solution working for me.
I've a swift package hosted on private repo in azure devops. In pipeline, i've setup task Install SHH key following document with passphrase and locally swift package resolve, authentication success. But in pipeline it fails with message "SSH fingerprint fail to verify".
I searched a-lot and there are few links below sharing, solution i've tried so far Adding identity to known_host, manually calling swift package resolve.
https://discuss.bitrise.io/t/xcode-11-resolving-packages-fails-with-ssh-fingerprint/10388
https://bonkowski.net/posts/ios-azure-pipeline/
I'm not sure, is there any way to get detail logs?
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Answered 2020-Nov-27 at 09:21Resolved, it was because of dev.azure.com it should be ssh.dev.azure.com, while adding host entry to known_hosts.
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