Showing posts with label ios. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ios. Show all posts
Saturday, 14 December 2019
Replacing iOS .plist Array Properties in Azure Release Pipelines
.plist files are used by iOS applications to keep configuration properties. These files support arrays as configurations. In deployment process of Azure DevOps pipelines you may want to update these plist files to have values relevant to the target deployment environments. Let’s see usage of plistbuddy utility to update array items in plist files as the plutil (http://scriptingosx.com/2016/11/editing-property-lists/) is unable to apply the changes.
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Azure,
Build,
deployment,
DevOps,
ios,
plist,
plistbuddy,
plutil
Wednesday, 17 October 2018
Resigning and Deploying Xamarin iOS Apps with Azure DevOps
Creating iOS mobile application with Xamarin is a good option for developers who are familiar with Visual Studio family of products. Any project you create nowadays demand for CI/CD implementation as it is the first step towards enabling DevOps. Azure DevOps comes with feature rich set of tasks for building the iOS apps. Tasks that allows re-signing of packaged ipa (iOS deployment files) are available as Marketplace task. App Center allows you to do mobile application testing in much simpler way. Let’s look at steps required to resign and deploy iOS package to APP Center using Azure DevOps pipelines.
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