This process is referred to as 'Continuous Integration'. Build triggersīy default, a new build is triggered every time a developer pushes to a configured branch. Select the Xcode version to run the build on. It must be in the xcshareddata/xcschemes/ folder.

xcscheme file and place it anywhere in the project. You should also confirm those changes are checked into the branch you're configuring. If no scheme is found, make sure the scheme you want is shared and its container is the project or workspace you've selected. Select the project or the workspace you want to build and the corresponding scheme. App Center automatically detects the projects, workspaces, and shared schemes (as long as the schemes are in the correct folder) in your branch. 3.1 Project/workspace and schemeįor a build configuration, an Xcode project or an Xcode workspace, and a shared scheme are required. Setting up your first buildĬonfigure your iOS project before your first build. By default, all the active branches will be listed. Selecting a branchĪfter selecting a repository, select the branch you want to build. App Center requires that your account has Admin and Pull permission to set up a build for a repository. Once your account is connected, select the repository where your iOS project is located. If you haven't previously connected to your repository service account, you must authorize the connection. To run the app on a real device, the build must be code signed with a valid provisioning profile and a certificate.

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