i'm new travis ci , have set basic build , test against single project , environment. .travis.yml looks this:
language: objective-c osx_image: xcode7 xcode_project: ./[project]/[project].xcodeproj xcode_scheme: [project] xcode_sdk: iphonesimulator9.0 that works great want test against. other ios simulator versions (e.g. 8.4).
i realize can use xctool script section in .travis.yml , works fine too:
script: xctool -project ./[project]/[project].xcodeproj -scheme [project] -sdk iphonesimulator9.0 build test yet, can't see how run other ios version. objective-c docs travis ci host of simulator ios versions available osx_image: xcode7, when $ xcodebuild -version -sdk run on ci machine shows ios 9 being available.
what missing here able test other ios versions against xcode installation?
the trick finding available simulators running:
$ xcrun instruments -s devices and see properties installed devices:
known devices: travis’s mac (129) [00000000-0000-1000-8000-005056a6dcd8] ipad 2 (8.1) [22540c0c-46b4-4ff8-9b74-6321081ca975] ipad 2 (8.2) [03655e8b-725b-4c03-a505-8eea0be5a966] ipad 2 (8.3) [bbc2737b-be8d-403b-804f-5a36560ad47b] etc... so built matrix env vars (reference) , defined udids simulator/os version combos wanted test against. script section executed once each unique environment variable/value defined. .travis.yml file looks this:
language: objective-c osx_image: xcode7 ## create build matrix execute against multiple simulators/ios versions ## udid used below determin destination test against ## script section run once each definition ## iso_device not used in script useful know os version tested , show in travis make easer read env: - udid="fcbb11b4-d7c8-4085-9067-2ceda2bfc895", ios_device="iphone 6 plus (9.0)" # - udid="363ade93-270b-4c2e-9286-c3c1fabe3cdd", ios_device="iphone 4s (8.1)" - udid="be52c183-b4af-408d-ae90-278fa4ad89ec", ios_device="iphone 5 (8.3)" - udid="fcbb11b4-d7c8-4085-9067-2ceda2bfc895", ios_device="iphone 6 plus (9.0)" - udid="beea639c-46eb-48ef-8377-a22b781a7ee2", ios_device="ipad air 2 (8.4)" ### setting simulator auto-test , running build via xcodebuild tool: script: # xcrun devices here print out list of available devices can snag udids - xcrun instruments -s devices - echo staring build , test... - open -a "simulator" --args -currentdeviceudid $udid - xcodebuild test -project ./movinghelper/movinghelper.xcodeproj -scheme movinghelper -configuration debug -sdk iphonesimulator -destination "platform=ios simulator,id=$udid" - osascript -e 'tell app "simulator" quit' an example of build can seen here.
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