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Generate a production-ready IPA from a single command #1417
A developer has tested and optimized their app. They are ready for to release it for production. They use a single command (such as flutter build ipa). This generates a .ipa file ready to be uploaded to the store.
For the hackathon, it will be sufficient to use Xcode for this. While it would be great to get a CLI for this (thus, making it something we can tool easily), it's not absolutely required for the hackathon.
As soon as we have a flutter ipa command we can run it on the bots for every build. We'll probably want to sign them with a bot-specific key, not sure.
I suspect build ios --release actually produces an app (uncompressed, installed on phone) not an ipa (compressed, plus store artwork, sent to store). So yes, I think we should close this, but we'll need to open separate issues about how-to-publish-a-flutter app on iOS.
Hi, I am using Mac and in cmd I am running flutter build ios this command which will generates my Runner.app in build folder. I want to know how to run this Runner.app in real iOS device.
Please suggest some solution.
Thanks!
Reacted by Mohammed Fahjan, Lukas Elmer, Bruno Viana de Siqueira, viniciusverasdossantos, Floris Devreese and Helder Reis
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sethladd commentedon Feb 9, 2016
For the hackathon, it will be sufficient to use Xcode for this. While it would be great to get a CLI for this (thus, making it something we can tool easily), it's not absolutely required for the hackathon.
chinmaygarde commentedon Feb 16, 2016
The current instructions are at https://docs.google.com/a/google.com/document/d/1ii94IoGA-34t9lrqCBDeT5jKKZlPSwAVI14O5IvSvAs/edit?usp=sharing
sethladd commentedon Feb 18, 2016
Thanks for writing this up! This doc doesn't seem publicly accessible.
eseidelGoogle commentedon Feb 23, 2016
It looks like this is possible from teh command line:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2664885/xcode-build-and-archive-from-command-line
As soon as we have a
flutter ipacommand we can run it on the bots for every build. We'll probably want to sign them with a bot-specific key, not sure.abarth commentedon Jun 1, 2016
flutter build ios --releaseexists and works now.eseidelGoogle commentedon Jun 1, 2016
I suspect build ios --release actually produces an app (uncompressed, installed on phone) not an ipa (compressed, plus store artwork, sent to store). So yes, I think we should close this, but we'll need to open separate issues about how-to-publish-a-flutter app on iOS.
neelu004 commentedon Apr 25, 2019
Hi, I am using Mac and in cmd I am running flutter build ios this command which will generates my Runner.app in build folder. I want to know how to run this Runner.app in real iOS device.
Please suggest some solution.
Thanks!
github-actions commentedon Aug 30, 2021
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