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For example first get the gems installed and with that you could just add to the lane the increment build number.
Then install homebrew and xctool and add that tool to the lane.
In that way, you can start using fastlane gradually and not install all the dependencies at first. It is the approach I would take, but I know there could be many others for such a complex tool.
It is required to read tool by tool and install their dependencies and configurations.
Just running fastlane deploy --trace causes the process to hang at the snapshot step.
It is a really cool tool and I will definitely use it, just the documentation needs to be clearer. Good job!
I think is more the contractor doesn't have the experience or don't feel confortable enough deploying a Swift App. There are some issues with XCode and Swift, but nothing too critical.
The language is ready, but most of the developers aren't.
If the world were 100 people
Problems solved for "fun" are very different from day job problems, but they often provide knowledge that can be applied.
It the extra knowledge what makes them great.
Three years of hobby game development
Ask HN: Use Vim for iOS development?
I have been a developer for some years and while I know how to use Vim, it is not my editor of choice. Many people recommend using Vim because of the speed you gain while coding using only the keyboard.I do build all my apps with pure code, but somehow I feel xcode brings more to the dev process.Is Vim recommended for iOS development? Can it really improve the development speed?
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I did wanted to support the live update, but I rather let the user decide when to spend their data.
Nice work!