Closed bfeher closed 2 years ago
Hi @bfeher! Thanks for pointing this out, we've noted this as a feature request!
Yes please, would be very helpful. Also, we can offer the option to zip up the artifact? Would make uploading the .app directory to other systems much easier.
@mikeberlin this is actually an existing feature of the Deploy to Bitrise.io step. Look for the compress artifacts option in the deploy step's config 😉
@mikeberlin this is actually an existing feature of the Deploy to Bitrise.io step. Look for the compress artifacts option in the deploy step's config 😉
Sure, if I wanted to compress all the artifacts of the build. But if I want to compress only the .app directory of the Xcode Build for Simulator step, that doesn't seem possible.
Our use case is we want to zip up the .app directory and upload that zip file via a rest api to SauceLabs which kicks off our automated tests. I've been able to do all of this manually via a script step, but it would be very handy to have this step compress the output individually.
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Right now the artifact is named after the Scheme. Would it be possible to expose a field for setting the
ArtifactName
?When I checked out the source, I could see where it was being loaded, but I'm not sure where to use it.
Thanks!