Apple's innovative Xcode Cloud has transitioned from beta to officially being available to all developers, boosting development and delivery of apps with its continuous integration and delivery service. The technology giant first introduced Xcode Cloud at WWDC 2021, and since then, it has gradually expanded to a wider audience through beta access.
This advanced tool is seamlessly integrated into the Xcode platform, streamlining the app development process with cutting-edge, cloud-based solutions. Developers can now build apps, perform automated parallel testing, distribute their apps to testers, and manage user feedback with ease.
Developers can sign up for one of the four available subscription tiers, which are determined by the number of compute hours needed. Apple describes compute hours as the time it takes to perform specific tasks in the cloud, such as building an app or running automated tests. For example, running five tests of 12 minutes each would be equivalent to one compute hour.
Xcode Cloud also offers compatibility with various code repositories like GitHub and GitLab to provide flexibility and seamless integration for developers. When initially configuring your project, granting access to your Git repository is necessary, allowing Xcode Cloud to automatically build and test your code upon making changes to the codebase.
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