Install Native app Using ITunes

 

Prerequisites

  1. Apple Developer Account: Ensure you have an Apple Developer account and the necessary provisioning profiles and certificates.
  2. iTunes Installed: Make sure iTunes is installed on your computer.
  3. App File: Obtain the .ipa file for your app, which is the packaged application file for iOS devices.

1. Build the App

If you are building the app through a Continuous Integration (CI) pipeline like Jenkins, ensure your pipeline is configured to output the .ipa file

2. Download the .ipa File

  • Once the Jenkins build completes, download the .ipa file from the Jenkins workspace.

3. Open iTunes and Connect Your iPad

  1. Connect Your iPad: Plug your iPad into your computer using a USB cable.
  2. Open iTunes: Launch iTunes on your computer.
  3. Select Device: Click on the device icon that appears in iTunes to select your connected iPad.

4. Install the App via iTunes

  1. Add the App to iTunes Library:

    • Drag and drop the .ipa file into the iTunes library. Alternatively, you can use File > Add to Library and select the .ipa file.

  2. Sync the App to Your iPad:

    • In iTunes, go to the Apps section under your device.
    • Ensure the app you added is selected for installation.
    • Click on the Apply or Sync button to install the app on your iPad.

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