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Services for teams to share code, track work and ship softwareĬontinuously build, test and deploy to any platform and cloud The IPA from UCB is much smaller so the upload now only takes just over an hour.Deliver innovation faster with simple, reliable tools for continuous delivery So I checked out Unity Cloud Build and gave it a go.ġ5 minute build time including waiting for and agent which is awesome.īut because iTunes/iConnect/TestFlight (can't remember which one) removed their API to upload so now Unity Cloud Build can't upload directly, I then have to download the IPA and upload it again, which is the part that takes the longest. My internet isn't the best but it's definitely not bad, I'm supposedly getting up to 10Mbps upload speed. (Remember it's a cheap mac mini) Then uploading the archive takes 1-3 HOURS! The build on the mac (archiving) takes 20 - 50 minutes. The game we are making is tiny, two scene, maybe 10 objects per scene. I'm deploying the builds to TestFlight so that my friends and I can test the game we are making. I'd like to know how other people manage their continuous deployment pipelines for iOS applications/games.Ĭurrently I have my main PC (Windows 10) and a cheap Mac mini I bought to do the builds, certificates, provisioning, etc.

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