Add builder ios share command - #5
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Builds the working tree for the iOS simulator on GitHub Actions and publishes that simulator to the MobAI app (CI Devices), so a build can be tried by hand without a Mac. The workflow ships via 'builder init' and is dispatch-only. Ctrl+C before the sim is shared cancels the run so no runner keeps building; after that the job outlives the command by design. Requires MobAI Pro and a MOBAI_API_KEY repository secret.
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builder ios share: builds the working tree for the iOS simulator on GitHub Actions and publishes that simulator to the MobAI app (under CI Devices), so a build can be tried by hand without a Mac.What it does
builder initnow also writes.github/workflows/ios-share.yml(dispatch-only, costs nothing until used).builder ios sharesnapshots the working tree, triggers the workflow, follows it until the publish step, then returns — the job deliberately outlives the command (the sim stays up until released in MobAI or left unused).CancelWorkflowRun), so aborting a build never leaves a runner building for nothing. Once the sim is published, an interrupt is a no-op — the job is meant to outlive the command.Notes
MOBAI_API_KEYrepository secret.gofmt,go vet, and golangci-lint (v2.12.2, CI-pinned) all clean.