XCS

Xcode 7 and later

The value of this variable is always 1. A script can check this value to determine if it’s running in the context of Xcode Server.

XCS_BOT_NAME

Xcode 7 and later

The name of the bot being run.

XCS_BOT_ID

Xcode 7 and later

The ID of the bot. Bot IDs can be used in Xcode Server API requests.

XCS_BOT_TINY_ID

Xcode 7 and later

A short version of a bot ID. Some Xcode Server API requests use this information.

XCS_INTEGRATION_ID

Xcode 7 and later

The ID of the integration. Bot IDs can be used in Xcode Server API requests.

XCS_INTEGRATION_TINY_ID

Xcode 7 and later

A short version of an integration ID. Some Xcode Server API requests use this information.

XCS_INTEGRATION_NUMBER

Xcode 7 and later

The number of times the integration has been run.

XCS_INTEGRATION_RESULT

Xcode 7 and later

A string indicating the result of the integration, such as succeeded, test-failures, build-errors, and canceled. This variable is intended for use in post-integration trigger scripts.

XCS_SOURCE_DIR

Xcode 7 and later

The top-level directory containing source code repositories for Xcode Server. For the path to a repository itself, see XCS_PRIMARY_REPO_DIR.

XCS_OUTPUT_DIR

Xcode 7 and later

The top-level directory where resources, including logs and products, are stored during integration.

XCS_DERIVED_DATA_DIR

Xcode 7 and later

The derived data directory. Xcode Server builds in a non-standard location, so this directory is bot-specific.

XCS_XCODEBUILD_LOG

Xcode 7 and later

The path to an output file produced by the xcodebuild commands run during the integration.

XCS_ARCHIVE

Xcode 7 and later

The path to the .xarchive file, if archiving occurred during the integration.

XCS_PRODUCT

Xcode 7 and later

The path to the .app, .ipa, or .package file, if a product was exported from an archive during the integration.

XCS_ERROR_COUNT

Xcode 7 and later

The total number of errors encountered during the integration.

XCS_ERROR_CHANGE

Xcode 7 and later

The change in error count since the previous integration. This value can be negative.

XCS_WARNING_COUNT

Xcode 7 and later

The total number of warnings encountered during the integration.

XCS_WARNING_CHANGE

Xcode 7 and later

The change in warning count since the previous integration. This value can be negative.

XCS_ANALYZER_WARNING_COUNT

Xcode 7 and later

The total number of static analyzer warnings encountered during the integration.

XCS_ANALYZER_WARNING_CHANGE

Xcode 7 and later

The change in static analyzer warning count since the previous integration. This value can be negative.

XCS_TEST_FAILURE_COUNT

Xcode 7 and later

The total number of test failures encountered during the integration.

XCS_TEST_FAILURE_CHANGE

Xcode 7 and later

The change in test failure count since the previous integration. This value can be negative.

XCS_TESTS_COUNT

Xcode 7 and later

The total number of tests performed by the integration.

XCS_TESTS_CHANGE

Xcode 7 and later

The change in test count since the previous integration. This value can be negative.

XCS_THINNED_PRODUCTS_PLIST

Xcode 8 and later

The path to a property list file (.plist) describing thinned .ipa files exported and their corresponding variants. This property list file only exists when thinning is performed.

XCS_THINNED_PRODUCTS_PATH

Xcode 8 and later

The directory containing any thinned .ipa files exported during the integration.

XCS_PRIMARY_REPO_DIR

Xcode 8 and later

The path to the source code repository for the Xcode project or workspace being integrated. For the parent directory containing the source code repositories for Xcode Server, see XCS_SOURCE_DIR.

XCS_PRIMARY_REPO_BRANCH

Xcode 8 and later

The branch of the primary source code repository used to check out the project or workspace being integrated. Only used when checking out a branch.

XCS_PRIMARY_REPO_TAG

Xcode 8 and later

The tag of the primary source code repository used to check out the project or workspace being integrated. Only used when checking out a tag.

XCS_PRIMARY_REPO_REVISION

Xcode 8 and later

The SVN revision number or Git hash of the commit used used to check out the project or workspace being integrated out of the primary source code repository. Only used when not checking out a branch or a tag.