Todd Burner shares how to get started with the fastlane tool to automate beta deployments and app store uploads. He demonstrates how to initialize fastlane, run scans and tests, and use actions. Todd also covers how fastlane can be used to automate code signing, building, and distributing releases. He provides resources for learning more about fastlane and how to get involved with the project.

1. Todd Burner
@toddlovesthis
Local Contact: @agustin

6. $ sudo gem install fastlane —verbose
Getting Started
$ xcode-select —install
$ cd [your_project_folder]
$ fastlane init

8. $ scan
Scan
$ fastlane ios test

9. $ fastlane actions
Actions
$ fastlane action [action_name]
$ fastlane lanes
$ fastlane new_action

10. So far

11. CODE SIGNING
&
PROVISIONING PROFILES
< >

13. The right way

14. AUTOMATING

15. Build Your App
Code Signing
Certificate
Provisioning
Profile
Building &
Signing
Signed IPA

16. $ cert
$ sigh
$ gym

18. `
1. Version Bump
2. Commit & Push
3. Provisioning Profile
4. Build
5. Export
6. Upload
7. Add Release Notes
8. Distribute

21. $ fastlane beta

23. https://github.com/fastlane/boarding

24. https://github.com/fastlane/boarding

25. Launch

26. PUSH CERTIFICATES

27. SCREENSHOTS

28. 300screenshots

29. ...
button.tap()
snapshot("1LandingScreen")
...

33. How to get involved?
https://fastlane.tools
@toddlovesthis

35. What’s Next?
https://fastlane.tools
@toddlovesthis

36. Thank You
@toddlovesthis
Local Contact: @agustin