Creating an ipa file using a code-signed command line

Question

I am trying to create an ipa file using the xcode command line, including the signature. I tried to find it, I got commands to create ipa without signing a code.

I need commands to integrate with hudson CI.

Please offer.

-Prahasa

Answer 1

This is the script that I use to integrate with Hudson and my iPhone apps.

#!/bin/sh CONFIGURATION="AdHoc" # or Release or Debug # location of files included in dist (.mobileprovision, iTunesArtwork, README) DISTDIR="_distfiles" . build.config MARKETING_VERSION=`agvtool what-marketing-version -terse1` build_xcode () { xcodebuild -configuration "$CONFIGURATION" -sdk $SDK } # CONFIGURATION for xcode build can be overridden from commandline NEWCONFIG="$1" if ! test "$NEWCONFIG"x = x; then echo "=== using configuration from command line $NEWCONFIG" CONFIGURATION="$NEWCONFIG" fi # XCODE check build available for specified configuration CHECKCONFIGURATION=`xcodebuild -list | egrep "$CONFIGURATION($|\ )"` if test "$CHECKCONFIGURATION"x = x; then echo "ERROR: xcodebuild could not find valid build configuration $CONFIGURATION" echo xcodebuild -list echo exit fi VERSION="$MARKETING_VERSION ($BUILD_NUMBER)" ####### echo "=== Building distribution package for $RELEASE - $VERSION" echo "=== setting build number to $BUILD_NUMBER" agvtool new-version -all "${BUILD_NUMBER}" # XCODE make sure buildpath exists for configuration, build if missing BUILDPATH="build/$CONFIGURATION-iphoneos" build_xcode if [ $? != 0 ]; then echo "ERROR: xcodebuild not successful" exit 1 fi if test ! -d "$BUILDPATH"; then echo "ERROR: xcodebuild could not build configuration $CONGIRUATION ($BUILDPATH)" exit fi echo "=== Successfully built configuration $CONFIGURATION ($BUILDPATH)" # HACK : accomodate configurations with spaces, chdir to determine app name cd "$BUILDPATH" # derive name of .app dir (application) APPDIR=`ls -d *.app` cd ../.. APPPATH="$BUILDPATH/$APPDIR" DSYMPATH="$BUILDPATH/$APPDIR.dSYM" if test "$APPDIR"x = x; then APPPATH="$BUILDPATH/.app" fi # XCODE make sure app dir exists in buildpath, build if missing if test ! -d "$APPPATH"; then echo "missing $APPPATH build in $BUILDPATH, trying to build" build_xcode # HACK : accomodate configurations with spaces, chdir to determine app name cd "$BUILDPATH" # derive name of .app dir (application) APPDIR=`ls -d *.app` cd ../.. # check again for APPDIR/APPPATH APPPATH="$BUILDPATH/$APPDIR" if test "$APPDIR"x = x; then APPPATH="$BUILDPATH/.app" fi if test ! -d "$APPPATH"; then echo "ERROR: xcodebuild could not build $APPPATH configuration $CONGIRUATION ($BUILDPATH)" exit fi echo "=== Successfully built $APPDIR configuration $CONFIGURATION ($BUILDPATH)" fi # Create directory for release package echo " - Creating release dir" RELEASEDIR="$RELEASEBASE/$RELEASE-$CONFIGURATION-$MARKETING_VERSION-$BUILD_NUMBER" mkdir -p "$RELEASEDIR" echo "RELEASEDIR = $RELEASEDIR" echo "BUILDPATH = $BUILDPATH" echo "APPPATH = $APPPATH" echo "DSYMPATH = $APPPATH" # Copy other files cp $DISTDIR/* "$RELEASEDIR" # .IPA file: iphone app archive file, installable by itunes IPA=`echo $APPDIR | sed "s/\.app/\.ipa/"` echo " - Creating $IPA payload" mkdir -p "$RELEASEDIR/Payload/" echo " - Copying $APPPATH to $RELEASEDIR/Payload/" # Copy built .app to payload/ itunes-specific install dir cp -Rp "$APPPATH" "$RELEASEDIR/Payload/" # Build .IPA file # this is just a zipfile with a payload/ dir with the .app, and artwork cd "$RELEASEDIR" # include 512x512 png of artwork, if foudn if test -f "iTunesArtwork"; then zip -y -r "$IPA" iTunesArtwork Payload/ rm -rf Payload iTunesArtwork else zip -y -r "$IPA" Payload/ rm -rf Payload fi cd .. pwd # Create .zip packaged Distribution ZIPFILE="$RELEASE-$CONFIGURATION-$MARKETING_VERSION-$BUILD_NUMBER.zip" DSYMZIPFILE="$RELEASE-$CONFIGURATION-$MARKETING_VERSION-$BUILD_NUMBER-dSYM.zip" echo " - zipfile is $ZIPFILE" echo " - Compressing release $ZIPFILE" zip -y -r "$ZIPFILE" "$RELEASE-$CONFIGURATION-$MARKETING_VERSION-$BUILD_NUMBER" cp -pR "../$DSYMPATH" "$RELEASE-$CONFIGURATION-$MARKETING_VERSION-$BUILD_NUMBER" echo " - creating zip of dSYM file" zip -y -r "$DSYMZIPFILE" "$RELEASE-$CONFIGURATION-$MARKETING_VERSION-$BUILD_NUMBER/$APPDIR.dSYM" cd .. echo "=== Build complete for $RELEASEBASE/$ZIPFILE" 

Then my hudson configuration looks like this:

 ./build.sh AdHoc ./build.sh Release 

Finally, my archived files look like this:

 _release/MobilePracticePro-*-${BUILD_NUMBER}*.zip 

Hope this is helpful for you! Hudson's use is really wonderful. Also, make sure your signature key needs to be set in the same field as hudson, and works as the same user. At least that's how it is for me.

Answer 2

I ran into the same problem and solved using the steps given in the details of the Xcode "Build and Archive" link from the command line