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Launch HN: Bitrise (YC W17) – Continuous Integration and Delivery for Mobile Apps
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Re: Launch HN: Bitrise (YC W17) – Continuous Integration and Delivery for Mobile Apps
#12I've used bitrise for about the past year as an iOS dev at a fairly small company. I really have no complaints with the service. Super easy to setup and maintain an app on there. Also a ton of integrations (Slack, cocoapods, carthage, hockey app.) Our current setup is pretty simple, primarily creating an archive and posting a link to a slack channel, but we are hoping to start getting some tests running on there soon.
Re: Launch HN: Bitrise (YC W17) – Continuous Integration and Delivery for Mobile Apps
#13I've used bitrise for about the past year as an iOS dev at a fairly small company. I really have no complaints with the service. Super easy to setup and maintain an app on there. Also a ton of integrations (Slack, cocoapods, carthage, hockey app.) Our current setup is pretty simple, primarily creating an archive and posting a link to a slack channel, but we are hoping to start getting some tests running on there soon…
Great to hear! If you need any help we are happy to help out, just reach out to us on the on-site chat / Slack :)
Re: Launch HN: Bitrise (YC W17) – Continuous Integration and Delivery for Mobile Apps
#14Does the CLI work on ubuntu, or just mac?
I run my current CI/CD pipeline through jenkins for Rails, and I would like to keep everything running through jenkins. Is there a way to do this currently with bitrise?
Re: Launch HN: Bitrise (YC W17) – Continuous Integration and Delivery for Mobile Apps
#15Does the CLI work on ubuntu, or just mac? I run my current CI/CD pipeline through jenkins for Rails, and I would like to keep everything running through jenkins. Is there a way to do this currently with bitrise?
Sure! Check this link for the guide: https://github.com/bitrise-io/bitrise#install-and-setup
We are mobile focused at the moment, but a couple of our customers use it to build web projects and we are also building the Bitrise website on Bitrise.
Re: Launch HN: Bitrise (YC W17) – Continuous Integration and Delivery for Mobile Apps
#16Does the CLI work on ubuntu, or just mac? I run my current CI/CD pipeline through jenkins for Rails, and I would like to keep everything running through jenkins. Is there a way to do this currently with bitrise?
Sure, the CLI supports both Mac and Linux (we plan to support Windows in the future). As our Linux build environments are Ubuntu containers, you should have the best support there (actually on any Debian based distro, auto dependency management is only implemented for `apt` right now for example).
Re: Launch HN: Bitrise (YC W17) – Continuous Integration and Delivery for Mobile Apps
#17Great product! I was indeed waiting for something similar to appear in the market. I run an app creator, and app building and submission is a big pain.
Fastlane solves part of the problem, but I think you solve it all.
By the way, I've found this tweet: https://twitter.com/wercker/status/431757646333751296 Were a similar company explains that a service like this one is not allowed by Apple's EULA: http://store.apple.com/Catalog/US/Images/MacOSX.htm
Did you have any problem with Apple in the past?
Re: Launch HN: Bitrise (YC W17) – Continuous Integration and Delivery for Mobile Apps
#18love Bitrise. It addresses all the needs for flawless iOS and Android CI, from build triggers to customized variables, and push to app stores.
Re: Launch HN: Bitrise (YC W17) – Continuous Integration and Delivery for Mobile Apps
#19This is a great product - by far the best solution to mobile CI I've seen. Serious congrats into getting into YC guys!
Re: Launch HN: Bitrise (YC W17) – Continuous Integration and Delivery for Mobile Apps
#20Great product! I was indeed waiting for something similar to appear in the market. I run an app creator, and app building and submission is a big pain. Fastlane solves part of the problem, but I think you solve it all. By the way, I've found this tweet: https://twitter.com/wercker/status/431757646333751296 Were a similar company explains that a service like this one is not allowed by Apple's EULA: http://store.apple.…
Great question! ( also you can use fastlane on Bitrise ;) )
We are using physical mac machines and according to their terms you can run as many virtual machines as many cores you have in the mac. However we have to get licenses for the VMs as well.