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11. Using Command-Line Tools

Avi Tsadok1 
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Tel Mond, Israel
 

The most important practice for continuous integration to work properly is frequent check-ins to trunk or mainline. You should be checking in your code at least a couple of times a day.

—David Farley

Introduction

While it’s very convenient to use the Xcode UI interface to configure and run tests, it’s impossible to do that when you want to run them on a remote server.

Fortunately, every new Xcode installed comes with a tool named “Xcode Command-Line Tools” to help you run your tests without any UI interface.

This chapter concludes the final piece in the puzzle by giving you the tools to integrate your great ...

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