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## itc_team_id.txt
Basically just type the following in a shell:

$ irb
irb> require "spaceship"
irb> Spaceship::Tunes.login("iTunesConnect_username", "iTunesConnect_password")
irb> Spaceship::Tunes.select_team

You'll be presented with a list of teams your account belongs to, along with the numerical representation for that team.

## podspec-example
If you've got something like this:

file was built for arm64 which is not the architecture being linked (x86_64):

Than this gist is for you.

Let's say you have already developed the framework itself and just want to build the binary
and distribute it through the Cocoapods.

1. Make sure your framework "Deployment Target" is equal to all the dependencies from your podspec file.

## macos-ssh-keychain.txt
On Mac OSX, the native SSH client can use the built-in keychain directly.

Open terminal.
Write:
mkdir ~/.ssh
cd ~/.ssh

Copy your private key "id_rsa" to /.ssh folder.

Write in terminal also:
	Basically just type the following in a shell:

	$ irb
	irb> require "spaceship"
	irb> Spaceship::Tunes.login("iTunesConnect_username", "iTunesConnect_password")
	irb> Spaceship::Tunes.select_team

	You'll be presented with a list of teams your account belongs to, along with the numerical representation for that team.
	If you've got something like this:

	file was built for arm64 which is not the architecture being linked (x86_64):

	Than this gist is for you.

	Let's say you have already developed the framework itself and just want to build the binary
	and distribute it through the Cocoapods.

	1. Make sure your framework "Deployment Target" is equal to all the dependencies from your podspec file.
	On Mac OSX, the native SSH client can use the built-in keychain directly.

	Open terminal.
	Write:
	mkdir ~/.ssh
	cd ~/.ssh

	Copy your private key "id_rsa" to /.ssh folder.

	Write in terminal also: