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Continuous Integration for IOS Apps
- 1. Continuous Integration for iOS Apps Wednesday, October 16, 13
- 2. Agenda • Overview • Setting up Ruby for an application • Setup up Cocoapods • Raking the setup, build and testing tasks • Setting up the Jenkins jobs • Sit Back and let it build Wednesday, October 16, 13
- 3. What is Continuous Integration • Process in which code is constantly compiled with tests run against the app Wednesday, October 16, 13
- 4. Adding Ruby to your Application • Mac has ruby installed by default • Add a couple of gems: •$ sudo gem install rake $ sudo gem install bundler Wednesday, October 16, 13
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- 8. Rake Setup task :setup do system 'bundle install' system 'pod install' end Wednesday, October 16, 13
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- 11. Rake frank task :frank do' result = system 'frank build --workspace WorkoutPoker.xcworkspace -scheme WorkoutPoker' if result #system 'frank launch' Dir.chdir('Frank') do system 'cucumber' end end end Wednesday, October 16, 13
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