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Read the full README ↗Bitrise CLI is the workflow runner that powers Bitrise builds. It's the component that runs inside build machines and execute steps defined in bitrise.yml.
It's also useful as a standalone dev tool in your local environment. You can:
bitrise.yml changes before pushing a commit (bitrise yml validate)bitrise local run workflow_name)localhost and edit your configs and pipelines visually (bitrise :workflow-editor)bitrise help)There are multiple ways to install Bitrise CLI:
brew install bitrisebitrise in nixpkgs, run nix-shell -p bitrise or your preferred configuration method.You can enable shell completion for the bitrise local run command: https://blog.bitrise.io/workflow-id-completion
Set up the right Go version indicated by the go.mod file, then run go install .
CLI documentation is part of the main Bitrise docs. Relevant sections:
You can find examples in the _examples folder.
If you're getting started you should start with _examples/tutorials,
this should guide you through the basics, while you'll already use bitrise (requires installed bitrise).
You can find a complete iOS sample project at: https://github.com/bitrise-io/sample-apps-ios-with-bitrise-yml
app — List, inspect, and manage apps.| Command | Description |
|---|---|
app create | Register a new app on Bitrise |
app list | List apps the authenticated user can access |
app view | Show details of a single app |
auth — Manage the Bitrise access token| Command | Description |
|---|---|
auth login | Save a Bitrise access token |
auth logout | Remove the saved access token |
auth status | Show whether an access token is configured and where it came from |
build — Trigger, list, and inspect builds.| Command | Description |
|---|---|
build abort | Abort a running or queued build |
build list | List builds for an app |
build log | Print the build log |
build rebuild | Start a new build with the parameters of a finished build |
build steps | List a build's steps with their status and failure or skip reasons |
build trigger | Start a new build |
build view | Show details of a single build |
build watch | Stream logs for a running build |
build yml | Print the bitrise.yml a specific build ran with |
config — Manage CLI configuration (defaults persisted to a YAML file).| Command | Description |
|---|---|
config get | Print the value of a single config key |
config list | List the values currently saved in the global config file |
config path | Print the absolute path of the global config file |
config set | Set a config key and save the global config file |
config unset | Remove a config key and save the global config file |
local — Run and manage Bitrise workflows on the local host.| Command | Description |
|---|---|
local init | Init bitrise config. |
local run | Runs a specified Workflow. |
local setup | Setup the current host. Install every required tool to run Workflows. |
local tools catalog | List officially supported tools |
local tools info | Show information about installed or active tools. |
local tools install | Install a specific tool version |
local tools latest | Query the latest version of a tool |
local tools setup | Install tools from version files or bitrise.yml |
local tools versions | List available versions for a supported tool |
local workflows | List of available workflows in config. |
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