objective c - Sample .travis.yml for Cocoapods based iOS projects -


i have simple ios project. it's using cocoapods dependency management, , includes afnetworking 1 of dependency. currently, project code doing simple http request , test (written using specta) checks if succeeds.

now, i'm trying ci travis-ci. i've checked out xctool ci tutorial , objective-c ci manual travis-ci, current .travis-ci.yml is:

language: objective-c xcode_project: foobar.xcodeproj xcode_schema: foobar

the last output lines ci console are:

the command "echo "  check out our documentation more information: http://about.travis-ci.org/docs/user/languages/objective-c/"" exited 0. done. build exited 0.

it seems me nothing has been tested. there's wrong .travis.yml. questions are:

  1. there's .xworkspace file generated cocoapods, 1 use in .travis.yml, .xcodeproj or .workspace?
  2. which scheme use, foobar or foobartests?
  3. do still need additionally specify script: xctool ... command?

  4. from xctool ci tutorial:

    click + button , add each dependency project. cocoapods appear static library named pods.

    i cannot add pods project whole, rather each independent projects. right? , mean have each time add library podfile?

appreciate here please!

i figured out of @schemetrical 's comment above and, review of .travis.yml. there turns out typo: xcode_schema should xcode_scheme...

so, result, here's .travis.yml:

language: objective-c xcode_workspace: foobar.xcworkspace xcode_scheme: foobar

for vanilla cocoapods generated project/workspace, there's no such scheme called foobartests, rather 1 named foobar. should answer questions 1-3 above.

for question 4, added 2 additional targets: pods-foobar , pods-foobartests, , should contain dependencies podfile.


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