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Add option to suppress xcodebuild output #158
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| description: "Suppress the output of xcodebuild to stdout. Output is still saved in buildlog_path", | ||
| optional: true, | ||
| is_string: false | ||
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Add option to suppress xcodebuild output
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We are using gym in our ci set up teamcity, and with the output from xcodebuild even with xcpretty on chrome doesn't load or takes forever to load the build log. A lot of the times the build completes but code signing fails or something like that. So it would be nice to suppress all xcode compile output and only keep the fastlane stuff.
We can still get to the log on the build agent if needed.
Not sure if this is the best approach, but a quick solution. If you can think of a better way that would be awesome.