Initializing a Bitrise project locally

When you add a new app to Bitrise, we detect the type of your project and generate a basic bitrise.yml file for you, with Workflows that are appropriate for your project type.

With the Bitrise CLI, you can make this work on your own computer:

1. Install the Bitrise CLI on your computer.

2. bitrise local init needs Go to run.

   Installing Go

   If you don't have Go installed on your computer, bitrise local init will automatically install it for you.

3. Start the bitrise local init command:

   bitrise local init

4. Wait while the command runs all available scanners to determine your project type.

5. Depending on the detected project type, the scanner asks for some input. Follow the instructions.

   For example, with an iOS project, it asks the user to specify an export method:

   Select: ipa export method
   Please select from the list:
   [1] : app-store
   [2] : ad-hoc
   [3] : enterprise
   [4] : development
   (type in the option's number, then hit Enter) :

Based on the scanner outputs, the command generates a Bitrise configuration, with a bitrise.yml file. In the automatically generated Workflows, every required input will have a valid value.

The command also generates a .bitrise.secrets.yml file. You can store your Secrets in this file.