see adb --help for more details

Fetches device list via adb, e.g. run an adb command on all connected devices.

Modify the default list of supported platforms

This will automatically tag your build with the following format: <grouping>/<lane>/<prefix><build_number><postfix>, where:| |

• grouping is just to keep your tags organised under one 'folder', defaults to 'builds'|

• lane is the name of the current fastlane lane, if chosen to be included via 'includes_lane' option, which defaults to 'true'|
• prefix is anything you want to stick in front of the version number, e.g. 'v'|
• postfix is anything you want to stick at the end of the version number, e.g. '-RC1'|
• build_number is the build number, which defaults to the value emitted by the increment_build_number action|

  | For example, for build 1234 in the 'appstore' lane, it will tag the commit with builds/appstore/1234.

Returns the current build number of either the live or testflight version - it is useful for getting the build_number of the current or ready-for-sale app version, and it also works on non-live testflight version. If you need to handle more build-trains please see latest_testflight_build_number.

Load the App Store Connect API token to use in other fastlane tools and actions

Appaloosa is a private mobile application store. This action offers a quick deployment on the platform. You can create an account, push to your existing account, or manage your user groups. We accept iOS and Android applications.

If you provide a public_key, this will overwrite an existing application. If you want to have this build as a new app version, you shouldn't provide this value.

Check out the device_grid guide for more information

Run UI test by Appium with RSpec

Runs appledoc [OPTIONS] <paths to source dirs or files> for the project

Using upload_to_app_store after build_app and capture_screenshots will automatically upload the latest ipa and screenshots with no other configuration.

Upload dSYM file to Apteligent (Crittercism)

Connect to the artifactory server using either a username/password or an api_key

Configures Xcode's Codesigning options of all targets in the project

This action backs up your file to "[path].back"

Save your [zipped] xcarchive elsewhere from default path

Please use the badge plugin instead. This action will add a light/dark badge onto your app icon. You can also provide your custom badge/overlay or add a shield for more customization. More info: https://github.com/HazAT/badge Note*: If you want to reset the badge back to default, you can use sh 'git checkout -- <path>/Assets.xcassets/'.

This should be called from danger. More information in the device_grid guide.

Run ./gradlew tasks to get a list of all available gradle tasks for your project

More information: https://fastlane.tools/gym

More information: https://fastlane.tools/gym

More information: https://fastlane.tools/gym

This action runs bundle install (if available)

Automated localized screenshots of your Android app (via screengrab)

Generate new localized screenshots on multiple devices (via snapshot)

Alias for the captureIosScreenshots action

Runs carthage for your project

Important*: It is recommended to use match according to the codesigning.guide for generating and maintaining your certificates. Use cert directly only if you want full control over what's going on and know more about codesigning. Use this action to download the latest code signing identity.

By default, messages will be collected back to the last tag, but the range can be controlled

Information on how to obtain an API token: http://developer.chatwork.com/ja/authenticate.html

More information: https://fastlane.tools/precheck

This action deletes the files that get created in your repo as a result of running the gym and sigh commands. It doesn't delete the fastlane/report.xml though, this is probably more suited for the .gitignore.

Remove the cache for pods

Deletes the Derived Data from path set on Xcode or a supplied path

Copies a given string into the clipboard. Works only on macOS

This action will run cloc to generate a SLOC report that the Jenkins SLOCCount plugin can read. See https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/SLOCCount+Plugin and https://github.com/AlDanial/cloc for more information.

If you use CocoaPods you can use the cocoapods integration to run pod install before building your app.

Commits a file directly to GitHub. You must provide your GitHub Personal token (get one from https://github.com/settings/tokens/new), the repository name and the relative file path from the root git project. Out parameters provide the commit sha created, which can be used for later usage for examples such as releases, the direct download link and the full response JSON. Documentation: https://developer.github.com/v3/repos/contents/#create-a-file.

This action will create a 'Version Bump' commit in your repo. Useful in conjunction with increment_build_number. It checks the repo to make sure that only the relevant files have changed. These are the files that increment_build_number (agvtool) touches:| |

• All .plist files|

• The .xcodeproj/project.pbxproj file|

  | Then commits those files to the repo. Customize the message with the :message option. It defaults to 'Version Bump'. If you have other uncommitted changes in your repo, this action will fail. If you started off in a clean repo, and used the ipa and or sigh actions, then you can use the clean_build_artifacts action to clean those temporary files up before running this action.

This action copies artifacts to a target directory. It's useful if you have a CI that will pick up these artifacts and attach them to the build. Useful e.g. for storing your .ipas, .dSYM.zips, .mobileprovisions, .certs. Make sure your :target_path is ignored from git, and if you use reset_git_repo, make sure the artifacts are added to the exclude list.

Create new apps on Managed Google Play.

Create new apps on App Store Connect and Apple Developer Portal via produce. If the app already exists, create_app_online will not do anything. For more information about _produce_, visit its documentation page: https://docs.fastlane.tools/actions/produce/.

Create a new Keychain

This will create a new pull request on GitHub

Utility for packaging multiple build configurations of a given library or framework into a single xcframework.

Formalize your Pull Request etiquette. More information: https://github.com/danger/danger.

Print out an overview of the lane context values

Defines a default platform to not have to specify the platform

Keychains can be deleted after being created with create_keychain

Using upload_to_app_store after build_app and capture_screenshots will automatically upload the latest ipa and screenshots with no other configuration.

You can retrieve your username and API token on your settings page. More information about the available options can be found in the DeployGate Push API document.

More information about dotgpg can be found at https://github.com/ConradIrwin/dotgpg.

Specify the URL to download and get the content as a return value. Automatically parses JSON into a Ruby data structure. For more advanced networking code, use the Ruby functions instead: http://docs.ruby-lang.org/en/2.0.0/Net/HTTP.html.

Download App Privacy Details from an app in App Store Connect. For more detail information, view https://docs.fastlane.tools/uploading-app-privacy-details

This action downloads dSYM files from App Store Connect after the ipa gets re-compiled by Apple. Useful if you have Bitcode enabled.| |

```ruby| lane :refresh_dsyms do| download_dsyms # Download dSYM files from iTC| upload_symbols_to_crashlytics # Upload them to Crashlytics| clean_build_artifacts # Delete the local dSYM files| end|

```|

|

More information: https://docs.fastlane.tools/actions/download_from_play_store/

Download the universal APK of a given version code from the Google Play Console.

You can manually specify the path to the xcarchive (not needed if you use xcodebuild/xcarchive to build your archive)

Alias for the puts action

This action will check if you are using bundle exec to run fastlane. You can put it into before_all to make sure that fastlane is ran using the bundle exec fastlane command.

This action will check if some environment variables are set.

This action will check if your git repo is checked out to a specific branch. You may only want to make releases from a specific branch, so ensure_git_branch will stop a lane if it was accidentally executed on an incorrect branch.

A sanity check to make sure you are working in a repo that is clean. Especially useful to put at the beginning of your Fastfile in the before_all block, if some of your other actions will touch your filesystem, do things to your git repo, or just as a general reminder to save your work. Also needed as a prerequisite for some other actions like reset_git_repo.

You don't want any debug code to slip into production. This can be used to check if there is any debug code still in your codebase or if you have things like // TO DO or similar.

If building your app requires a specific version of Xcode, you can invoke this command before using gym. For example, to ensure that a beta version of Xcode is not accidentally selected to build, which would make uploading to TestFlight fail. You can either manually provide a specific version using version: or you make use of the .xcode-version file. Using the strict parameter, you can either verify the full set of version numbers strictly (i.e. 11.3.1) or only a subset of them (i.e. 11.3 or 11).

Sets/gets env vars for Fastlane.swift. Don't use in ruby, use ENV[key] = val

Renders an ERB template with :placeholders given as a hash via parameter. If no :destination is set, it returns the rendered template as string.

Add this to your Fastfile to require a certain version of fastlane. Use it if you use an action that just recently came out and you need it.

To obtain the token, create a new incoming message webhook in your Flock admin panel.

Uses frameit to prepare perfect screenshots for the App Store, your website, QA or emails. You can add background and titles to the framed screenshots as well.

Uses frameit to prepare perfect screenshots for the App Store, your website, QA or emails. You can add background and titles to the framed screenshots as well.

Generate summarized code coverage reports using gcovr

This action will return the current build number set on your project. You first have to set up your Xcode project, if you haven't done it already: https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/qa/qa1827/_index.html.

This action will get the build number according to what the SCM HEAD reports. Currently supported SCMs are svn (uses root revision), git-svn (uses svn revision), git (uses short hash) and mercurial (uses short hash or revision number). There is an option, :use_hg_revision_number, which allows to use mercurial revision number instead of hash.

Important*: It is recommended to use match according to the codesigning.guide for generating and maintaining your certificates. Use cert directly only if you want full control over what's going on and know more about codesigning. Use this action to download the latest code signing identity.

This will return all information about a release. For example:| |

```no-highlight| {| "url"=>"https://api.github.com/repos/KrauseFx/fastlane/releases/1537713",| "assets_url"=>"https://api.github.com/repos/KrauseFx/fastlane/releases/1537713/assets",| "upload_url"=>"https://uploads.github.com/repos/KrauseFx/fastlane/releases/1537713/assets{?name}",| "html_url"=>"https://github.com/fastlane/fastlane/releases/tag/1.8.0",| "id"=>1537713,| "tag_name"=>"1.8.0",| "target_commitish"=>"master",| "name"=>"1.8.0 Switch Lanes & Pass Parameters",| "draft"=>false,| "author"=>| {"login"=>"KrauseFx",| "id"=>869950,| "avatar_url"=>"https://avatars.githubusercontent.com/u/869950?v=3",| "gravatar_id"=>"",| "url"=>"https://api.github.com/users/KrauseFx",| "html_url"=>"https://github.com/fastlane",| "followers_url"=>"https://api.github.com/users/KrauseFx/followers",| "following_url"=>"https://api.github.com/users/KrauseFx/following{/other_user}",| "gists_url"=>"https://api.github.com/users/KrauseFx/gists{/gist_id}",| "starred_url"=>"https://api.github.com/users/KrauseFx/starred{/owner}{/repo}",| "subscriptions_url"=>"https://api.github.com/users/KrauseFx/subscriptions",| "organizations_url"=>"https://api.github.com/users/KrauseFx/orgs",| "repos_url"=>"https://api.github.com/users/KrauseFx/repos",| "events_url"=>"https://api.github.com/users/KrauseFx/events{/privacy}",| "received_events_url"=>"https://api.github.com/users/KrauseFx/received_events",| "type"=>"User",| "site_admin"=>false},| "prerelease"=>false,| "created_at"=>"2015-07-14T23:33:01Z",| "published_at"=>"2015-07-14T23:44:10Z",| "assets"=>[],| "tarball_url"=>"https://api.github.com/repos/KrauseFx/fastlane/tarball/1.8.0",| "zipball_url"=>"https://api.github.com/repos/KrauseFx/fastlane/zipball/1.8.0",| "body"=> ...Markdown...| "This is one of the biggest updates of fastlane yet"| }|

```|

|

Get a value from a plist file, which can be used to fetch the app identifier and more information about your app

This is useful for introspecting Info.plist files for .ipa files that have already been built.

If you haven't done so before, start by following the first two steps of Googles "Get started with custom app publishing" -> "Preliminary setup" instructions: "Enable the Google Play Custom App Publishing API" and "Create a service account". You need the "service account's private key file" to continue. Run the action and supply the "private key file" to it as the json_key parameter. The command will output a URL to visit. After logging in you are redirected to a page that outputs your "Developer Account ID" - take note of that, you will need it to be able to use create_app_on_managed_play_store.

Note*: It is recommended to use match according to the codesigning.guide for generating and maintaining your provisioning profiles. Use sigh directly only if you want full control over what's going on and know more about codesigning.

Additionally to the available options, you can also specify a block that only gets executed if a new profile was created. You can use it to upload the new profile to your server. Use it like this:| |

```ruby| get_push_certificate(| new_profile: proc do|

end| )|

```|

|

This action will return the current version number set on your project. It first looks in the plist and then for '$(MARKETING_VERSION)' in the build settings.

Directly add the given file or all files

If no branch could be found, this action will return an empty string. If FL_GIT_BRANCH_DONT_USE_ENV_VARS is true, it'll ignore CI ENV vars. This is a wrapper for the internal action Actions.git_branch

Directly commit the given file with the given message

Executes a simple git pull command

If no default remote branch could be found, this action will return nil. This is a wrapper for the internal action Actions.git_default_remote_branch_name

Executes a git submodule update command

Checks if the git tag with the given name exists in the current repo

Calls any GitHub API endpoint. You must provide your GitHub Personal token (get one from https://github.com/settings/tokens/new). Out parameters provide the status code and the full response JSON if valid, otherwise the raw response body. Documentation: https://developer.github.com/v3.

More information: https://docs.fastlane.tools/actions/supply/

More information: https://docs.fastlane.tools/actions/supply/

Run ./gradlew tasks to get a list of all available gradle tasks for your project

More information: https://fastlane.tools/gym

This will add a hg tag to the current branch

The mercurial equivalent of the commit_version_bump git action. Like the git version, it is useful in conjunction with increment_build_number. It checks the repo to make sure that only the relevant files have changed, these are the files that increment_build_number (agvtool) touches:| |

• All .plist files|

• The .xcodeproj/project.pbxproj file|

  | Then commits those files to the repo. Customize the message with the :message option, defaults to 'Version Bump' If you have other uncommitted changes in your repo, this action will fail. If you started off in a clean repo, and used the ipa and or sigh actions, then you can use the clean_build_artifacts action to clean those temporary files up before running this action.

Along the same lines as the ensure_git_status_clean action, this is a sanity check to ensure the working mercurial repo is clean. Especially useful to put at the beginning of your Fastfile in the before_all block.

The mercurial equivalent of push_to_git_remote. Pushes your local commits to a remote mercurial repo. Useful when local changes such as adding a version bump commit or adding a tag are part of your lane’s actions.

Send a message to room (by default) or a direct message to @username with success (green) or failure (red) status.

HockeyApp will be no longer supported and will be transitioned into App Center on November 16, 2019. Please migrate over to App Center

Connect to the IFTTT Maker Channel. An IFTTT Recipe has two components: a Trigger and an Action. In this case, the Trigger will fire every time the Maker Channel receives a web request (made by this fastlane action) to notify it of an event. The Action can be anything that IFTTT supports: email, SMS, etc.

This is useful if you have shared lanes across multiple apps and you want to store a Fastfile in a separate folder. The path must be relative to the Fastfile this is called from.

Import certificates (and private keys) into the current default keychain. Use the create_keychain action to create a new keychain.

This is useful if you have shared lanes across multiple apps and you want to store the Fastfile in a remote git repository.

Increment the build number of your project

This action will increment the version number. You first have to set up your Xcode project, if you haven't done it already: https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/qa/qa1827/_index.html.

Installs the ipa on the device. If no id is given, the first found iOS device will be used. Works via USB or Wi-Fi. This requires ios-deploy to be installed. Please have a look at ios-deploy. To quickly install it, use brew install ios-deploy

Install provisioning profile from path for current user

Install an Xcode plugin for the current user

Upload a new build to Installr

Easily build and sign your app using shenzhen

The return value of this method is true if fastlane is currently executed on Travis, Jenkins, Circle or a similar CI service

Generate docs using Jazzy

Leave a comment on a Jira ticket

Access the fastlane lane context values. More information about how the lane context works: https://docs.fastlane.tools/advanced/#lane-context.

Return last git commit hash, abbreviated commit hash, commit message and author

If you are using this action on a shallow clone, the default with some CI systems like Bamboo, you need to ensure that you have also pulled all the git tags appropriately. Assuming your git repo has the correct remote set you can issue sh('git fetch --tags'). Pattern parameter allows you to filter to a subset of tags.

Provides a way to have increment_build_number be based on the latest build you uploaded to iTC. Fetches the most recent build number from TestFlight based on the version number. Provides a way to have increment_build_number be based on the latest build you uploaded to iTC.

Generates coverage data using lcov

Send a success/error message to an email group

This is useful when deploying automated builds. The changelog from Jenkins lists all the commit messages since the last build.

More information: https://docs.fastlane.tools/actions/match/

Use the match_nuke action to revoke your certificates and provisioning profiles. Don't worry, apps that are already available in the App Store / TestFlight will still work. Builds distributed via Ad Hoc or Enterprise will be disabled after nuking your account, so you'll have to re-upload a new build. After clearing your account you'll start from a clean state, and you can run match to generate your certificates and profiles again. More information: https://docs.fastlane.tools/actions/match/

Add this to your Fastfile to require a certain version of fastlane. Use it if you use an action that just recently came out and you need it.

The options are the same as :enable_services in the produce action

Upload a file to Sonatype Nexus platform

Notarizes a macOS app

Display a macOS notification with custom message and title

Shows a macOS notification - use notification instead

You can use this action to get the number of commits of this branch. This is useful if you want to set the build number to the number of commits. See fastlane actions number_of_commits for more details.

Run the static analyzer tool OCLint for your project. You need to have a compile_commands.json file in your fastlane directory or pass a path to your file.

You can use this action to automatically create or update a OneSignal application. You can also upload a .p12 with password, a GCM key, or both.

fastlane doesn't have crash reporting anymore. Feel free to remove opt_out_crash_reporting from your Fastfile.

By default, fastlane will track what actions are being used. No personal/sensitive information is recorded. Learn more at https://docs.fastlane.tools/#metrics. Add opt_out_usage at the top of your Fastfile to disable metrics collection.

Additionally to the available options, you can also specify a block that only gets executed if a new profile was created. You can use it to upload the new profile to your server. Use it like this:| |

```ruby| get_push_certificate(| new_profile: proc do|

end| )|

```|

|

More details can be found on https://docs.fastlane.tools/actions/pilot/. This integration will only do the TestFlight upload.

Test the syntax of your Podfile by linting the pod against the files of its directory

Push a Podspec to Trunk or a private repository

Use this action to create or update an item within your Podio app (see https://help.podio.com/hc/en-us/articles/201019278-Creating-apps-). Pass in dictionary with field keys and their values. Field key is located under Modify app -> Advanced -> Developer -> External ID (see https://developers.podio.com/examples/items).

More information: https://fastlane.tools/precheck

Alias for the puts action

Create new apps on App Store Connect and Apple Developer Portal via produce. If the app already exists, create_app_online will not do anything. For more information about _produce_, visit its documentation page: https://docs.fastlane.tools/actions/produce/.

You can use prompt to ask the user for a value or to just let the user confirm the next step. When this is executed on a CI service, the passed ci_input value will be returned. This action also supports multi-line inputs using the multi_line_end_keyword option.

If you only want to push the tags and nothing else, you can use the push_git_tags action

Lets you push your local commits to a remote git repo. Useful if you make local changes such as adding a version bump commit (using commit_version_bump) or a git tag (using 'add_git_tag') on a CI server, and you want to push those changes back to your canonical/main repo. If this is a new branch, use the set_upstream option to set the remote branch as upstream.

Prints out the given text

This can be used for only specifying a version string in your podspec - and during your release process you'd read it from the podspec by running version = read_podspec['version'] at the beginning of your lane. Loads the specified (or the first found) podspec in the folder as JSON, so that you can inspect its version, files etc. This can be useful when basing your release process on the version string only stored in one place - in the podspec. As one of the first steps you'd read the podspec and its version and the rest of the workflow can use that version string (when e.g. creating a new git tag or a GitHub Release).

Recreate not shared Xcode project schemes

This will register an iOS device with the Developer Portal so that you can include it in your provisioning profiles. This is an optimistic action, in that it will only ever add a device to the member center. If the device has already been registered within the member center, it will be left alone in the member center. The action will connect to the Apple Developer Portal using the username you specified in your Appfile with apple_id, but you can override it using the :username option.

This will register iOS/Mac devices with the Developer Portal so that you can include them in your provisioning profiles. This is an optimistic action, in that it will only ever add new devices to the member center, and never remove devices. If a device which has already been registered within the member center is not passed to this action, it will be left alone in the member center and continue to work. The action will connect to the Apple Developer Portal using the username you specified in your Appfile with apple_id, but you can override it using the username option, or by setting the env variable ENV['DELIVER_USER'].

This action will reset your git repo to a clean state, discarding any uncommitted and untracked changes. Useful in case you need to revert the repo back to a clean state, e.g. after running fastlane. Untracked files like .env will also be deleted, unless :skip_clean is true. It's a pretty drastic action so it comes with a sort of safety latch. It will only proceed with the reset if this condition is met:| |

• You have called the ensure_git_status_clean action prior to calling this action. This ensures that your repo started off in a clean state, so the only things that will get destroyed by this action are files that are created as a byproduct of the fastlane run.| |

Shutdown and reset running simulators

Codesign an existing ipa file

This action restore your file that was backed up with the backup_file action

Print an ascii Rocket :rocket:. Useful after using crashlytics or pilot to indicate that your new build has been shipped to outer-space.

A wrapper around rsync, which is a tool that lets you synchronize files, including permissions and so on. For a more detailed information about rsync, please see rsync(1) man page.

Add this to your Fastfile to require a certain version of ruby. Put it at the top of your Fastfile to ensure that fastlane is executed appropriately.

More information: https://docs.fastlane.tools/actions/scan/

Upload a new build to Amazon S3 to distribute the build to beta testers. Works for both Ad Hoc and Enterprise signed applications. This step will generate the necessary HTML, plist, and version files for you. It is recommended to not store the AWS access keys in the Fastfile. The uploaded version.json file provides an easy way for apps to poll if a new update is available.

This action speaks the given text out loud

More information: https://docs.fastlane.tools/actions/scan/

Transfer files via SCP

Alias for the captureAndroidScreenshots action

This action will set the build number according to what the SCM HEAD reports. Currently supported SCMs are svn (uses root revision), git-svn (uses svn revision) and git (uses short hash) and mercurial (uses short hash or revision number). There is an option, :use_hg_revision_number, which allows to use mercurial revision number instead of hash.

This is useful if you have only one changelog for all languages. You can store the changelog in ./changelog.txt and it will automatically get loaded from there. This integration is useful if you support e.g. 10 languages and want to use the same "What's new"-text for all languages. Defining the version is optional. fastlane will try to automatically detect it if you don't provide one.

Creates a new release on GitHub. You must provide your GitHub Personal token (get one from https://github.com/settings/tokens/new), the repository name and tag name. By default, that's master. If the tag doesn't exist, one will be created on the commit or branch passed in as commitish. Out parameters provide the release's id, which can be used for later editing and the release HTML link to GitHub. You can also specify a list of assets to be uploaded to the release with the :upload_assets parameter.

Sets value to Info.plist of your project as native Ruby data structures

Adds a key to cocoapods-keys

• Creates a new temporary keychain for use with match|
• Switches match to readonly mode to not create new profiles/cert on CI|
• Sets up log and test result paths to be easily collectible|

  | This action helps with CI integration. Add this to the top of your Fastfile if you use CI.

• Creates a new temporary keychain for use with match|
• Switches match to readonly mode to not create new profiles/cert on CI|
• Sets up log and test result paths to be easily collectible|

  | This action helps with CircleCI integration. Add this to the top of your Fastfile if you use CircleCI.

• Adds and unlocks keychains from Jenkins 'Keychains and Provisioning Profiles Plugin'|
• Sets unlocked keychain to be used by Match|
• Sets code signing identity from Jenkins 'Keychains and Provisioning Profiles Plugin'|
• Sets output directory to './output' (gym, scan and backup_xcarchive)|
• Sets derived data path to './derivedData' (xcodebuild, gym, scan and clear_derived_data, carthage)|
• Produce result bundle (gym and scan)|

  | This action helps with Jenkins integration. Creates own derived data for each job. All build results like IPA files and archives will be stored in the ./output directory. The action also works with Keychains and Provisioning Profiles Plugin, the selected keychain will be automatically unlocked and the selected code signing identity will be used. Match will be also set up to use the unlocked keychain and set in read-only mode, if its environment variables were not yet defined. By default this action will only work when fastlane is executed on a CI system.

• Creates a new temporary keychain for use with match|
• Switches match to readonly mode to not create new profiles/cert on CI|

  | This action helps with Travis integration. Add this to the top of your Fastfile if you use Travis.

Allows running an arbitrary shell command. Be aware of a specific behavior of sh action with regard to the working directory. For details, refer to Advanced.

Note*: It is recommended to use match according to the codesigning.guide for generating and maintaining your provisioning profiles. Use sigh directly only if you want full control over what's going on and know more about codesigning.

Tell fastlane to not automatically create a fastlane/README.md when running fastlane. You can always trigger the creation of this file manually by running fastlane docs.

Create an Incoming WebHook and export this as SLACK_URL. Can send a message to #channel (by default), a direct message to @username or a message to a private group group with success (green) or failure (red) status.

Slather works with multiple code coverage formats, including Xcode 7 code coverage. Slather is available at https://github.com/SlatherOrg/slather.

Alias for the captureIosScreenshots action

See http://docs.sonarqube.org/display/SCAN/Analyzing+with+SonarQube+Scanner for details. It can process unit test results if formatted as junit report as shown in xctest action. It can also integrate coverage reports in Cobertura format, which can be transformed into by the slather action.

Generate docs using SourceDocs

Find, print, and copy Spaceship logs

Print out Spaceship stats from this session (number of request to each domain)

Upload dSYM file to Splunk MINT

Runs Swift Package Manager on your project

Lets you execute remote commands via ssh using username/password or ssh-agent. If one of the commands in command-array returns non 0, it fails.

More information: https://docs.fastlane.tools/actions/supply/

Run swift code validation using SwiftLint

More information: https://docs.fastlane.tools/actions/match/

Specify the Team ID you want to use for the Apple Developer Portal

Set a team to use by its name

You can retrieve your API key on your settings page

More details can be found on https://docs.fastlane.tools/actions/pilot/. This integration will only do the TestFlight upload.

Convert the Xcode plist log to a JUnit report

More information: http://tryouts.readthedocs.org/en/latest/releases.html#create-release

Post a tweet on Twitter. Requires you to setup an app on twitter.com and obtain consumer and access_token.

Post a message to Typetalk

Unlocks the given keychain file and adds it to the keychain search list. Keychains can be replaced with add_to_search_list: :replace.

Updates the App Group Identifiers in the given Entitlements file, so you can have app groups for the app store build and app groups for an enterprise build.

Update an app identifier by either setting CFBundleIdentifier or PRODUCT_BUNDLE_IDENTIFIER, depending on which is already in use.

Configures Xcode's Codesigning options of all targets in the project

This action will update fastlane to the most recent version - major version updates will not be performed automatically, as they might include breaking changes. If an update was performed, fastlane will be restarted before the run continues.

Updates the iCloud Container Identifiers in the given Entitlements file, so you can use different iCloud containers for different builds like Adhoc, App Store, etc.

This action allows you to modify your Info.plist file before building. This may be useful if you want a separate build for alpha, beta or nightly builds, but don't want a separate target.

Updates the Keychain Group Access Groups in the given Entitlements file, so you can have keychain access groups for the app store build and keychain access groups for an enterprise build.

This action allows you to modify any value inside any plist file.