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What are Workflows and How to Use Them?

A workflow is a ladder of steps taken to build your applications.

Each step has a different purpose and the workflow can be customized by modifying step parameters and inputs, running custom scripts, or re-ordering steps.

Workflows allow you to have complete control on your build process and enhance it with third-party services and features.

caution

Please note that modifying workflow steps may cause your builds to fail, so utmost care is recommended when editing workflows.

Common Workflow Steps​

These steps are common across all build profiles regardless of the target OS and platform.

You can find the full list of available workflow steps in our workflow marketplace and under each workflow step in this document, you can find the related repository URL, which also includes the documentation for the related step.

iOS Integration​

These steps are specific to the iOS build profiles.

You can find the full list of available workflow steps in our workflow marketplace and under each workflow step in this document, you can find the related repository URL, which also includes the documentation for the related step.

Android Integration​

These steps are specific to the Android build profiles.

You can find the full list of available workflow steps in our workflow marketplace and under each workflow step in this document, you can find the related repository URL, which also includes the documentation for the related step.

React Native Integration​

These steps are specific to the React Native build profiles.

You can find the full list of available workflow steps in our workflow marketplace and under each workflow step in this document, you can find the related repository URL, which also includes the documentation for the related step.

Flutter Integration​

These steps are specific to the Flutter build profiles.

You can find the full list of available workflow steps in our workflow marketplace and under each workflow step in this document, you can find the related repository URL, which also includes the documentation for the related step.