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Continuous Delivery for Mobile with fastlane

You're reading from   Continuous Delivery for Mobile with fastlane Automating mobile application development and deployment for iOS and Android

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Product type Paperback
Published in Feb 2018
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781788398510
Length 346 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Doron Katz Doron Katz
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Table of Contents (21) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Introduction to fastlane and Continuous Delivery FREE CHAPTER 2. Setting Up fastlane and Our Sample Project 3. Manage Provisioning Profiles with sigh 4. Manage Code Signing Certificates with cert 5. Sync Profiles and Certificates with match 6. Manage Push Notification Profiles with pem 7. Creating Our iOS and Android Apps with produce and supply 8. Build and Package Apps for the App Store with gym 9. Distribute to Testers with TestFlight and Crashlytics 10. Review Your App Metadata with precheck 11. Taking Localized Screenshots with snapshot 12. Put Our Screenshots Inside Frames with frameit 13. Upload Screenshots and Metadata with deliver 14. Automate Unit Tests with scan 15. Integrating Git into the fastlane Workflow 16. Creating and Using fastlane Action Plugins 17. Integrating Slack into the fastlane Workflow 18. Continuous Delivery Best Practices 19. Configurations, Tools, and Resources 20. Other Books You May Enjoy

Updating our fastfile

Open up the fastfile we worked on from the previous chapter and go to the beta lane. We are simply going to add one line above the sigh command, so your lane should now look something like this:

lane :beta do
        cert
  sigh(force: true)
end

And that's it! We started creating a simple but functional lane. We can test our very first lane by typing the following in a Terminal:

fastlane beta

The output should produce something similar to the following:

21:45 $ fastlane beta
[21:45:33]: -------------------------------------------------
[21:45:33]: --- Step: Verifying required fastlane version ---
[21:45:33]: -------------------------------------------------
[21:45:33]: Your fastlane version 2.44.1 matches the minimum requirement of 2.41.0
[21:45:33]: ------------------------------
[21:45:33]: --- Step: default_platform ---
[21:45:33]: --------------...
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