Should Certificates and Fastlane Files Be Committed to Git in an Xcode Project?
I Have Created a Provisioning Profile to Deploy an iOS App to the Test Flight Using Fastlane. Following Is the List of Files That I Have Added To. Gitignore...
I have created a provisioning profile to deploy an iOS app to the test flight using fastlane.
Following is the list of files that I have added to .gitignore
- fastlane/report.xml
- fastlane/Preview.html
- fastlane/screenshots
- fastlane/test_output
- fastlane/README.md
Should I also be adding the following files to .gitignore?
- Files in the folder /certificates
- fastlane/Appfile
- fastlane/Fastfile
1 Answer
I don't use the testflight action, but I do use fastlane, so I know that you absolutely do want to add:
- fastlane/Fastfile
- fastlane/Appfile
The Fastfile contains the logic for your lane itself.
I also imagine that you'll want to add your certificates to your repo if you want to run your fastlane from other machines.
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