Fastfile recipes for Beta_Crashlytics

Fastfile

fastlane_version "2.25.0"

default_platform :ios

platform :ios do
  lane :beta do |values|
    # Before calling match, we make sure all our devices are registered on the Apple Developer Portal
    register_devices(
      devices_file: "./fastlane/devices.txt",
      username: 'user@abc.com'
    )

    # After registering the new devices, we'll make sure to update the provisioning profile if necessary
    # options for type are "adhoc", "development", "appstore"
    match(
      force_for_new_devices: true,
      type: "development",
      # readonly: true  #readonly mode to be sure it won't create any new certificates or profiles.
    )
    
    # Change build number (requirement of Testflight).
    increment_build_number(
     xcodeproj: "./AppName.xcodeproj"
    )

    # Build a release
    gym(
      scheme: "AppName",
      clean: true,
      workspace: "./AppName.xcworkspace" # since using pods
      # project: "./AppName.xcodeproj"
    )

    emails = values[:test_email] ? values[:test_email] : ['user1@abc.com', 'user2@abc.com'] # You can list more emails here
    groups = values[:test_email] ? nil : nil # You can define groups on the web and reference them here

    # Upload release to crashlytics 
    crashlytics(
      api_token: "[insert_key_here]",
      build_secret: "[insert_key_here]",
      emails: emails,
      groups: groups,
      notes: 'Distributed with fastlane', # Check out the changelog_from_git_commits action
      notifications: true # Should this distribution notify your testers via email?
    )

    # You can notify your team in chat that a beta build has been uploaded
    # slack(
    #   slack_url: "https://hooks.slack.com/services/YOUR/TEAM/INFO"
    #   channel: "beta-releases",
    #   message: "Successfully uploaded a beta release - see it at https://fabric.io/_/beta"
    # )
  end
end