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A presentation on how our mobile app development team implemented Jenkins automation server to build iOS and Android apps with cross platform mobile frameworks.
Presented at Connect.tech in Atlanta, on October 22nd, 2016.
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Continuous integration by Rémy Virin
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Off the rails - using iPad for Development
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Automated Continuous Delivery for iOS
- 1. AUTOMATED CONTINUOUS DELIVERY FOR IOS A STATE-OF-THE-ART INTRODUCTION TO… EDU CASELLESMarch 2016
- 2. AUTOMATED CONTINUOUS DELIVERY FOR IOS WHY? ▸ QA: I need a build on this device from this branch to accept your story. Dev: 🙄 ▸ PO: I want to demo this new feature you are currently working on in my next meeting. Dev: 😞 ▸ User: I would love to see a new release fixing the bug I just raised. Dev: 😩 … ▸ 🚪% 💨
- 3. AUTOMATED CONTINUOUS DELIVERY FOR IOS LET’S REVIEW THE PIPELINE ▸ Build ▸ Test ▸ Archive ▸ Distribute▸ Review
- 4. AUTOMATED CONTINUOUS DELIVERY FOR IOS BUILD & TEST ▸ Building your project and running tests can be done both from Xcode or terminal. ▸ Continuous Integration: ▸ Apple’s solution: Xcode bots ▸ Recently, a few services support CI on the cloud: TravisCI, CircleCI, etc.
- 5. AUTOMATED CONTINUOUS DELIVERY FOR IOS ARCHIVE Certificate Key Provisioning Profile Archive (Build + Signing) Signed IPA
- 6. AUTOMATED CONTINUOUS DELIVERY FOR IOS REVIEW ▸ Every release to the App Store has to pass Apple’s review. ▸ Average review time is: 4 days (based on 241 reviews in the last 14 days). ▸ There is no way to avoid it… just plan ahead.
- 7. AUTOMATED CONTINUOUS DELIVERY FOR IOS DISTRIBUTE ▸ Third-Party services (Fabric, Hockey, DeployGate): Easy, most of them offer APIs to upload and submit the IPA file. ▸ Official services: ▸ iTunes Connect (TestFlight and App Store): Only supports manual upload and submission.
- 8. D’OH!
- 9. AUTOMATED CONTINUOUS DELIVERY FOR IOS FASTLANE ▸ Fills the gap to interact with Apple Developer Portal and iTunes Connect. ▸ Born from desperation, it used to do web scraping. ▸ But… Apple uses APIs to communicate with their AngularJS-based front-end. Let’s use them too! ▸ Great adoption from the community! ▸ Still very young. It is continuously improving.
- 10. AUTOMATED CONTINUOUS DELIVERY FOR IOS THAT´S IT! ▸ Build ▸ Test ▸ Archive ▸ Distribute▸ Review
- 11. AUTOMATED CONTINUOUS DELIVERY FOR IOS BENEFITS 👍 CHALLENGES 💪 ▸ Saves time ▸ Improves product quality ▸ Reduces release cycle ▸ Makes users happier ▸ Based on undocumented APIs ▸ No official support from Apple ▸ (Still) not widely used by the community
- 12. THANKS 😇
- 13. IF THERE IS TIME FOR ONE MORE …
- 14. AUTOMATED CONTINUOUS DELIVERY FOR IOS FASTLANE EXAMPLES ▸ Common lane: Build + Test ▸ QA lane: … + Archive(Ad-Hoc) + DeployGate ▸ Beta lane: … + Archive(App Store) + TestFlight ▸ App Store lane: … + Screenshots + Archive(App Store) + Deliver
- 15. THANKS (AGAIN) 😊