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#Setup gitlab for mac how to

GitLab CI/CD Settings page showing URL and token for specific runner

go to Specific Runners and save your GitLab server url and token.

disable shared runners (alternatively you can use tags to only use your Mac for building the iOS project).

go to your GitLab instance to Settings > CI/CD.

use the command brew install gitlab-runner.

Install GitLab Runner on a Macįollow these steps to configure GitLab Runner on your Mac: However, iOS related projects need a GitLab Runner, that is hosted on a Mac with Xcode in order to build successfully. Usually gitlab-runner can be hosted on any machine (virtual machine, Linux-, Mac- or Windows-system). IOS projects require a special GitLab Runner. scheme "CI Sample" -destination 'platform=iOS Simulator,name=iPhone XR,OS=12.0' \

run the following command on your machine to verify that you can build and run the tests successfully – which means no “failures” or other error messages.

git checkout switch into the project folder and run pod install.

Feel free to fork it or use your own project. I created a sample project to get you started more quickly.

Once it is installed open it and create a project to make sure it is completely installed and running. Make sure to download Xcode form the Mac App Store. Please install these tools now before continuing. CocoaPods (use Homebrew: brew install cocoapods).In order to set up GitLab Runner for iOS we need the following tools:

#Setup gitlab for mac how to

My article focuses on how to run everything yourself. Victor Peschenkov explains in his article how to use GitLab CI with Fastlane. I couldn’t find a lot of documentation explaining how to set up continuous integration for iOS on GitLab, therefore I am writing this article. However, how can we configure GitLab to run Unit and UI tests for us? We all write tests for our applications and keep them in version controlled systems like GitLab or GitHub.