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I don't disagree with your general point that it's ridiculous how locked down the tooling is, but I think you can build an iOS app on a CI in the cloud, can't y
by knucklesandwich 10y ago
I don't disagree with your general point that it's ridiculous how locked down the tooling is, but I think you can build an iOS app on a CI in the cloud, can't you? TravisCI and CircleCI at least offer options for this, I believe.
- Fr0styMatt88 10y agoI think Unity Cloud Build is another example. They say it supports iOS (I've personally never used it though). https://unity3d.com/services/cloud-build https://unity3d.com/services/cloud-build
- joshdickson 10y agoThey said CI build on commodity hardware. Yes folks like Circle have CI for iOS and OS X apps, but (1) it's on Apple hardware and (2) as a result, way more expensive.
- knucklesandwich 10y agoThe above person said or in the cloud. Agreed that its a pain. I only have experience with OS X builds (not for cocoa apps, but for a CLI tool) in TravisCI, but I can tell you that their build box offerings are much weaker than what you can get for Linux (presumably because of the cost).