I will automate ios testflight deploys with github actions and fastlane

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About this gig

Stop dragging IPA files into Transporter. I install GitHub Actions + Fastlane into your iOS repo so every merge to main uploads a signed build to TestFlight. You review one pull request. That is the whole job.

What you get

Fastlane and GitHub Actions wired to your scheme, bundle ID, and signing. Merge to main produces a signed TestFlight upload with auto-generated What to Test notes. A written checklist for every GitHub secret you add them in your repo. I never take Apple passwords. Public proof this pipeline already runs on itself: github.com/lamtalaa/CICDPipelinePOC

Standard and Premium add SwiftLint, unit tests, a coverage gate, and a persistent PR quality comment so a red pull request never ships.

How it works

1. Invite me as a collaborator. 2. Add Apple secrets from my checklist. 3. I open a pull request. 4. You merge. 5. A build appears in TestFlight.

Guarantee: if a successful GitHub Actions deploy does not land in TestFlight after you merge (valid secrets), you get a full refund through Fiverr.

You need an iOS app that already builds in Xcode, an Apple Developer account, and a GitHub repo. GitHub bills macOS Actions minutes on private repos.

Get to know Yassine

Yassine

Senior iOS Engineer

  • FromUnited States
  • Member sinceApr 2016
  • Avg. response time1 hour
  • Languages

    English
Senior iOS engineer. I ship Swift and UIKit work on production apps: features, bugs, auth, and the CI/CD that gets a merge onto TestFlight. Most of my work is enterprise iOS. Stack: Swift, UIKit, SwiftUI, GitHub Actions, Fastlane, TestFlight, JWT, REST. You keep your Apple certificates. I never take Apple passwords. Public CI/CD proof: https://github.com/lamtalaa/CICDPipelinePOC Based in the United States.