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Keychain password for the build machine.Mobile provisioning profile for the app.Signing certificate (and a strong password to protect it).Configuration inputsĪs discussed in the post on building from command line, there are a number of files and parameter you have to manually handle vs. Obviously just use your iOS app if you have one in mind! Also, the post assumes you have already exported the app archive at least once from Xcode. If you want to follow along with my “hello world” iOS app, make sure you follow the code setup from the previous post to download the source code to your computer.

#For ios instal WorkFlowy how to#

Combining that with my command line post linked above and my how to export an Ad Hoc iOS ipa using Xcode (for the certificate, provisioning profile and ist) made the process pretty straightforward. But along the way, I stumbled across an article from GitHub (see below) that all the difference.

When I first embarked on this technical how to, I have to admit it was pretty overwhelming.

GitHub Marketplace is open and has a massive number of integrations and helpful actions.

Managing your CI/CD configuration in a source controlled yaml file.

Building on my previous “ How to build an iOS app archive via command line” post, let’s now automate the process using GitHub Actions! There are a number of mobile CI/CD capabilities out there such as BitRise, CodeMagic, Jenkins, CircleCI and even Xcode Cloud but there are a lot of advantages to handling CI/CD directly in GitHub including (to name a few):