[Reading Notes] continuous integration of iOS-iOS, Reading Notes ios-ios
1. Jenkins
Http://jenkins-ci.org
2. continuous integration of iOS Unit Testing
Before Xcode enters OCUnit as the unit Test framework, it divides the unit Test into two types: Logic Test and Application Test. Logic Test, which are responsible for testing the Logic part. Generally, the Logic part has no UI.
Application Test is responsible for UI interface response and so on. Before Xcode4, Logic Test and Application Test are strictly separated. Logic Test can only run in the simulator, while Application Test can only run in the simulator.
Run on a real machine device. After Xcode4, we will not emphasize the distinction between the two Test types. They can all run on a real machine or simulator. Developers can use Xcode to conveniently run unit tests, whether in
The real device is still in the simulator. However, after iOS6, the method for developers to run unit tests using the command line is strictly limited. The command line can only run in Logic Test. If the unit Test contains the Application
Test.
If the unit Test is Logic Test or Application Test? If the Test content does not contain the UI part of the Test, it can be considered as Logic Test, and the opposite is Application Test.
References: iOS test Guide