Get it on the App Store!
gem and pod setup:
gem install bundler
bundle
pod setup
pod install TravisCI.xcodeproj
if anything is missing from Pods/Headers, try rm -rf Pods/ && pod install or:
git co Pods/Headers
if the build fails with a bunch of redefined header issues try manually cleaning your xcode build location, usually:
~/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData
start the localport binding:
./integration/http_tunnel.sh
start the test travisci server:
ruby integration/test_travis_server.rb
test:
rake
the UIAutomation coffescript files are located at:
integration/coffeescript/{iphone,ipad}
you can also check out http://support.testflightapp.com/kb/tutorials/how-to-create-an-ipa-xcode-3
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select iOS Device instead of simulator
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from Xcode click Product > Archive from the menu. When Xcode finishes you should see the organizer appear.
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Select the resulting build, and click 'Share...'
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Choose 'iOS App Store Package (.ipa)' from 'Contents:'
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Select the ad-hoc profile that is set up with testflightapp.com 'TravisCI ad hoc' from 'Identity:' and click next
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Save the ipa somewhere that makes sense
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upload to testflightapp.com
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sign up the user with testflightapp.com
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once they register with a device retrieve their device's UUID from testflightapp.com
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Register their device in our apple development portal.
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In our apple development portal under Provisioning > Distribution Edit > Modify the ad-hoc profile
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Select the newly regestered device and press Submit
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Wait for apple (refresh the page after ~30 seconds upto 2 minutes)
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Download the new profile
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In the organizer delete the current ad-hoc profile
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open the newly downloaded ad-hoc profile
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your all set!