Is there a way to asynchronously upload build to testflight using fastlane?





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We have several white-labeled applications, which are updated usually simultaneously. Right now, we have a Fastlane script, which just builds one of the versions and uploads it. We used to run it several times to upload all the versions, one after another.



My idea is to build all the apps without waiting for the previous upload finishes. The script I'm trying to run looks like this:



lane :build_all_testflight do
all_uploads =

disable_automatic_code_signing(path: xcodeproj_path)

section_id = "[v#{get_version_number(xcodeproj: xcodeproj_path)}]"
changelog_for_current_version = read_changelog(
changelog_path: changelog_path,
section_identifier: section_id
)

prepare_build_directory()

variants.keys.each do |variant|
build(variant: variant, export_method: "app-store")

all_uploads << Thread.new do # Here I'm trying to just start a new thread with uploading
upload_to_testflight(wait_for_uploaded_build: true, changelog: changelog_for_current_version)
end
end

enable_automatic_code_signing(path: xcodeproj_path)

all_uploads.each do |thread|
thread.join
end
end


It seems, that it doesn't fail, but builds are not showing on appstore connect. Am I doing something wrong? Is there a recommended way of doing it?










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    We have several white-labeled applications, which are updated usually simultaneously. Right now, we have a Fastlane script, which just builds one of the versions and uploads it. We used to run it several times to upload all the versions, one after another.



    My idea is to build all the apps without waiting for the previous upload finishes. The script I'm trying to run looks like this:



    lane :build_all_testflight do
    all_uploads =

    disable_automatic_code_signing(path: xcodeproj_path)

    section_id = "[v#{get_version_number(xcodeproj: xcodeproj_path)}]"
    changelog_for_current_version = read_changelog(
    changelog_path: changelog_path,
    section_identifier: section_id
    )

    prepare_build_directory()

    variants.keys.each do |variant|
    build(variant: variant, export_method: "app-store")

    all_uploads << Thread.new do # Here I'm trying to just start a new thread with uploading
    upload_to_testflight(wait_for_uploaded_build: true, changelog: changelog_for_current_version)
    end
    end

    enable_automatic_code_signing(path: xcodeproj_path)

    all_uploads.each do |thread|
    thread.join
    end
    end


    It seems, that it doesn't fail, but builds are not showing on appstore connect. Am I doing something wrong? Is there a recommended way of doing it?










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      We have several white-labeled applications, which are updated usually simultaneously. Right now, we have a Fastlane script, which just builds one of the versions and uploads it. We used to run it several times to upload all the versions, one after another.



      My idea is to build all the apps without waiting for the previous upload finishes. The script I'm trying to run looks like this:



      lane :build_all_testflight do
      all_uploads =

      disable_automatic_code_signing(path: xcodeproj_path)

      section_id = "[v#{get_version_number(xcodeproj: xcodeproj_path)}]"
      changelog_for_current_version = read_changelog(
      changelog_path: changelog_path,
      section_identifier: section_id
      )

      prepare_build_directory()

      variants.keys.each do |variant|
      build(variant: variant, export_method: "app-store")

      all_uploads << Thread.new do # Here I'm trying to just start a new thread with uploading
      upload_to_testflight(wait_for_uploaded_build: true, changelog: changelog_for_current_version)
      end
      end

      enable_automatic_code_signing(path: xcodeproj_path)

      all_uploads.each do |thread|
      thread.join
      end
      end


      It seems, that it doesn't fail, but builds are not showing on appstore connect. Am I doing something wrong? Is there a recommended way of doing it?










      share|improve this question














      We have several white-labeled applications, which are updated usually simultaneously. Right now, we have a Fastlane script, which just builds one of the versions and uploads it. We used to run it several times to upload all the versions, one after another.



      My idea is to build all the apps without waiting for the previous upload finishes. The script I'm trying to run looks like this:



      lane :build_all_testflight do
      all_uploads =

      disable_automatic_code_signing(path: xcodeproj_path)

      section_id = "[v#{get_version_number(xcodeproj: xcodeproj_path)}]"
      changelog_for_current_version = read_changelog(
      changelog_path: changelog_path,
      section_identifier: section_id
      )

      prepare_build_directory()

      variants.keys.each do |variant|
      build(variant: variant, export_method: "app-store")

      all_uploads << Thread.new do # Here I'm trying to just start a new thread with uploading
      upload_to_testflight(wait_for_uploaded_build: true, changelog: changelog_for_current_version)
      end
      end

      enable_automatic_code_signing(path: xcodeproj_path)

      all_uploads.each do |thread|
      thread.join
      end
      end


      It seems, that it doesn't fail, but builds are not showing on appstore connect. Am I doing something wrong? Is there a recommended way of doing it?







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