Bitrise CI

[ricardopereira]

Bitrise.io is also free and has a great support service.

[ricardopereira]

I will try this: http://devcenter.bitrise.io/docs/step-hangs-times-out-after-a-period-without-any-logs-on-bitrise

[tcard]

I don't see how any of those can apply to our case. Anyway, can't you try this on a separate branch?

[ricardopereira]

Yes, I can but you're right. I was wondering if the scheme was shared and it is. Any other doesn't apply.

[ricardopereira]

Have you faced any stalled build after #265?

[tcard]

@ricardopereira None so far.

[ricardopereira]

Me too.
Many builds are failing because of this:

-[RestClientChannels RestClient__channels__releaseChannel__should_release_a_channel()]

[mattheworiordan]

I don't care which CI we use, however I would be surprised if Travis is at fault here. If Bitrise works though, then we should move across.

[ricardopereira]

@mattheworiordan No, Bitrise is failing too.
Before this PR I updated the Travis server with the latest stable version of Xcode and removed scan. Currently, the test suite is executed with the standard xcodebuild command.

[ricardopereira]

So, currently the test suite seems to be fine. We run a couple of tests and none of them hanged.
I read that xcpretty (used by scan) seems to be buggy with the latest Xcode versions but like @tcard said the test suite was hanging before the scan was introduced so maybe the new Xcode version solved it. From the release notes:

Fixed in Xcode 7.2.1:
• Command line tool ‘xcodebuild test’ will no longer time out waiting for Simulator.app to launch

I will close this and get back to the priority list.