When developing iOS apps a number of things are required for producing a quality product. These include the ability to run unit tests on the code and to test the user interface automatically. We can set up Continuous Integration (CI) to complete these tests for us. If all tests are passed then we automatically upload to Hockeyapp for our testers to download. In this blogpost I'll take you through the process of setting up a CI pipeline for iOS. We built a very simple app called 'Tasky' which pretty much does as little as possible but enough to be able to build a complete workflow. We wanted an app with a bit of navigation and Core Data to give us enough to test.


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