Introducing .xcode-version #32
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This is a proposal for a new standard for the iOS community: a text-based file that defines the Xcode version to use to compile and package a given iOS project. This will be used natively in [fastlane.ci](https://fastlane.ci) with the new [Xcode management feature](fastlane/ci#819), however it's designed in a way that any tool in the future can pick it up, no matter if it's Ruby based, Swift, JavaScript, etc.. Similar to the [.ruby-version file](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ruby_Version_Manager), the `.xcode-version` file allows any CI system or IDE to automatically install and switch to the Xcode version needed for a given project to successfully compile your project 👍
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This is a proposal for a new standard for the iOS community: a text-based file that defines the Xcode version to use to compile and package a given iOS project.
This will be used natively in fastlane.ci with the new Xcode management feature, however it's designed in a way that any tool in the future can pick it up, no matter if it's Ruby based, Swift, JavaScript, etc..
Similar to the .ruby-version file, the
.xcode-versionfile allows any CI system or IDE to automatically install and switch to the Xcode version needed for a given project to successfully compile your project 👍