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I've just started using it in my shop, and the tool is quite magical. A lot of work has gone into it, to the level where it will automatically search its own Gi
by rezonant 4y ago
I've just started using it in my shop, and the tool is quite magical. A lot of work has gone into it, to the level where it will automatically search its own GitHub issues when crashes occur and provide relevant stackoverflows in a lot of cases. iOS provisioning specifically is horribly complicated, and the ad-hoc (pun intended) way my org was doing code signing before is archaic in comparison. Thanks Josh and the other Fastlane contributors for making such an awesome tool!
- testTED 4y agoIs anyone doing something like this for webapps?
- _fat_santa 4y agoNot required. With mobile app development one of the biggest pain points is deployments to the app stores, it's a little easier with Android but on iOS it's an absolute pain in the ass and fastlane makes it a much more tolerable experience. When it comes to webapps it's a much more straightforward process. A simple github action that deploys your site to S3 would suffice. On mobile you have a billion certs, profile, and other crap to deal with and fastlane handles all of that.