# Run ▶️

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Follow the below steps to build & Publish an iOS build on App Store, even if you are on Windows or Linux.

<figure><img src="/files/NthgyvxrdI1NFWIWKndq" alt=""><figcaption><p>How to run iOS cloud build is Blup?</p></figcaption></figure>

Running iOS cloud builds can be straightforward and efficient. This guide will help you understand the steps to successfully execute an iOS cloud build for your app. Let's dive in!

### Step-by-Step Guide 📝

#### 1. Prepare Your Project 📁

Before starting, ensure your project is ready:

* **Update Dependencies**: Make sure all your dependencies are up-to-date.
* **Check Configurations**: Verify all configurations are correct, including your `Info.plist` file.

#### 2. Configure Cloud Build Settings ☁️

Set up your cloud build environment:

* **Sign In**: Log into your cloud build service provider.
* **Select Project**: Choose the project you want to build.
* **Configure Build Settings**: Adjust settings like build configurations, environment variables, and provisioning profiles.

#### 3. Start the Build Process 🏗️

Initiate the build:

* **Trigger Build**: Click on the ‘Start Build’ button.
* **Monitor Build**: Watch the build progress and ensure there are no errors. This step might take a few minutes.

#### 4. Troubleshooting Common Issues 🛠️

Sometimes, issues can occur:

* **Build Failures**: Check error logs to identify the cause.
* **Configuration Errors**: Double-check your settings and try again.
* **Dependency Issues**: Ensure all dependencies are correctly installed and compatible.

#### 5. Finalize and Download Build 📥

Once the build is successful:

* **Download Build**: Retrieve the built application from the cloud.
* **Test Application**: Run tests on your app to ensure it works as expected.
* **Deploy to App Store**: Follow the guidelines to publish your app on the App Store.

Remember to review the detailed instructions provided in Blup's documentation to ensure a smooth build and publishing process.

For more detailed instructions, visit [Blup Docs](https://docs.blup.in/wiki/publish-to-stores-ship/ios-cloud-build/run).


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