Carthage

Downloads and builds the dependencies your Cocoa application needs.

Configuring the Step

1. Add the Carthage Step in your Workflow.
2. Select bootstrap Carthage command in the Carthage command to run input. Make sure you have the Bitrise.io Cache:Pull Step before and the Bitrise.io Cache:Push Step after the Carthage Step in your Workflow to cache files and speed up your Bitrise build.
3. Provide your GitHub credentials in the GitHub Personal Access Token input to avoid GitHub rate limit issues. Don't worry, your credentials are safe with us since we store them encrypted and do not print them out in build logs.
4. Optionally, you can provide any extra flag for the Carthage command you wish to run in the Additional options for Carthage command input.
5. To get more information printed out, set the Enable verbose logging to yes.

Troubleshooting

It is important that you use bootstrap Carthage command, as this is the only command that can leverage the cache! If you run, for example, the update command, it won't generate the required cache information, because the update command will disregard the available files or the cache.

Useful links

• Official Carthage documentation
• About Secrets and Env Vars

Related Steps

• Bitrise.io Cache Push
• Bitrise.io Cache Pull
• iOS Auto Provision