To run your Bitrise build you only need two things:
- The Bitrise CLI - installation guide
- A build configuration (
bitrise.yml)
Once you have the Bitrise CLI installed (just run bitrise setup to validate
the installation) you just have to create the bitrise.yml build configuration,
and you’re ready to go!
If you use bitrise.io, you can download your app’s bitrise.yml right from
bitrise.io, and run the build locally. The bitrise.yml can be found
in the Workflow Editor of the app on bitrise.io, under the bitrise.yml section.
If you want to create a bitrise.yml yourself, simply create a bitrise.yml file
in the root of your project. You can use this as the base content of bitrise.yml:
format_version: 1.3.1
default_step_lib_source: https://github.com/bitrise-io/bitrise-steplib.git
app:
envs:
- MY_NAME: My Name
workflows:
test:
steps:
- script@1.1.3:
inputs:
- content: echo "Hello ${MY_NAME}!"
To run this build open your Terminal / Command Line, cd into the directory where
you saved the bitrise.yml, and run: bitrise run test.
That’s all, you just ran your first build with the Bitrise CLI!
Read on to learn more about how the Bitrise CLI and the bitrise.yml configuration works,
you’ll be able to compose and run complex builds in no time!