CaveJohnson is a program to teach XCode6 Server new tricks. It’s a set of commands that perform various commonly-used tasks in a continuous build system. While designed primarily for use inside an XCS trigger script, many of the commands are useful to other build systems (Jenkins, TeamCity, etc.) because the author is unusually good at reverse-engineering and duplicating weird Xcode behavior.
In true Unix style, these commands can all be used separately:
Build status reporting to GitHub
Detecting the GitHub repo and git sha of the current XCS integration
Set the CFBundleVersion based on the XCS integration number
Re-sign an IPA with a new provisioning profile and certificate
Install a mobile provisioning profile to XCS
Resolve missing SwiftSupport that prevent builds from being processed correctly in iTunesConnect
Generate .symbols files so iTunesConnect symbolicates your crash reports
Submit to iTunesConnect (new TestFlight) so you can get fully automatic deployments
Submit to HockeyApp
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