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iOS Signer CI

This a free and simple builder for ios-signer-service. It uses a Continous Integration (CI) provider to pull, sign, and upload any iOS apps to your ios-signer-service.

The following providers are supported:

Note ⚠️: Developer accounts are only supported on GitHub Actions for now!

Setup

  1. Create a GitHub account
  2. Click on the Use this template button at the top of this page
  3. Set the new project's visibility to Private
  4. Create the new project

Alternatively, you can also manually clone this repo into a new private repository.

GitHub Actions

  1. Open your GitHub account settings
  2. Go to Developer settings and then Personal access tokens
  3. Create a new token with the workflow permission

This is the token you need for your ios-signer-service's builder configuration.

Semaphore CI

  1. Register for SemaphoreCI and create an organization
  2. At the top of the organization dashboard, click on Create New
  3. On the page that opens, press Choose repository
  4. Authorize SemaphoreCI's app to access your GitHub private repositories in order to see the builder you just created
  5. Back on SemaphoreCI's new project page, you will see your builder repository - click on it
  6. Proceed with Continue to workflow setup, then click I will use the existing configuration
  7. Go to Manage Settings of that repository
  8. At the bottom of the page that opens, set What to build to Do not build this project (Pause project)

At your SemaphoreCI profile settings, you will find your API Token. This is the token you need for your ios-signer-service's builder configuration.

To get the project id, go to your project's page in SemaphoreCI and click Project artifacts. When the new page loads, look at the URL in your browser. It will be similar to this:

https://YOUR_ORG_NAME.semaphoreci.com/artifacts/projects/0c4071ec-a35f-4145-a5f9-08d25483c222

The id after the last forward slash is your project id.