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Is there anyway I can send an ipa generated by bots to itunes connect, using testflight api? I know that testflight has an api to upload .ipas but I'm not sure if I can use it with the latest changes on itunes connect and with the integration of testflight on Apple systems.
This is something that I'm currently accomplishing with jenkins + custom distribution channel and a few shell scripts files. I wonder if it is possible to do with = Bots + Triggers + Testflight API + Itunes Connect .
We were looking to do the same thing. I pulled this from Apple's documentation.
So as of now... no
found out how . Fastlane this amazing library lets you automate all iOS development process , among its features is the ability to upload to test flight / App Store using scripts that can be plugged on a ci environment.