People building your iOS app in a CI using fastlane with an XCode project calling Gradle at some poi...

# ios

[ribesg]

People building your iOS app in a CI using fastlane with an XCode project calling Gradle at some point to build your Kotlin code, did you manage to get the Gradle logs to show on your CI logs? I only get "Running script" for like 10 minutes

[ribesg]

When building the app in XCode I can see the Gradle logs in the build logs, live.

[ribesg]

It looks like with fastlane, the only way to get the logs at some point is to disable xcpretty/xcbeautify by passing parameter xcodebuild_formatter: "" to gym.

That only prints the entire Gradle logs AFTER the Gradle build has completed, so it still prints nothing for minutes…

[ribesg]

(Also the raw logs look horrible, obviously)

[curioustechizen]

I have the same problem and I'm interested in a solution as well.

[Timofey Solonin]

One approach that might work is writing from Gradle directly to tty. This will allow fastlane to pipe `xcodebuild`'s stdout to xcpretty, but Gradle's output will be written directly to the underlying terminal. To set this up you could modify your script phase integration with something like:

./gradlew :shared:embedAndSignAppleFrameworkForXcode --console=plain --debug > ${MY_TTY:-/dev/stdout}

and run fastlane with:

MY_TTY=$(tty) fastlane gym