Done by releaseIpa.py, config.json and mailBody.html(configurable). However, editing release notes is still done manually.
- Python 2.6 or latest version of Python 2
- Google APIs Client Library for Python
- Command Line Tools for Xcode
- SVN command-line client
- BUILD_PROFILES is an array, each member specifying what configuration should be used to generate the ipa
- For GOOGLE_DRIVE_PATH and FTP_SERVER_BUILD_DIRECTORY, the script will create the intermediate folders if they do not exist
- versionDescription will be placed beside the link in the mail
- If provisioningProfile is empty, signingIdentity must be specified
- exportOptionsPlist is the plist used when the archive is exported. It should be put at the same directory as this script. Run
xcodebuild -helpfor available keys in the plist - If you wish to make a bug code clickable, specify the bug code pattern and corresponding URL in bugCodeURLs. See config.json for an example
- The body of this file will become the e-mail contents
- {FRIENDLY_APP_NAME}, {APP_VERSION}, and {DOWNLOAD_LINKS} will be replaced with the friendly app name, version and download links, respectively
- Prepend the bug code with a '#' to make it clickable. The '#' character will disappear in the resulting mail.(e.g. #NRS-123 becomes NRS-123)
- edit plist
- SVN update and commit
- generate ipa
- upload to Google Drive and get the link for sharing
- upload to specified FTP server
- send the mail
- Create a folder, say buildScript, in the folder where the xcodeproj resides
- Put releaseIpa.py, config.json and mailBody.html in it
- Edit config.json(See config.json)
- Edit mailBody.html
- Launch the terminal and cd to the folder just created
- Enter
python releaseIpa.py
- refresh the provisioning profiles in the script. CUPERTINO may help.