Using Xcode Test Plans to Stabilize CI Test Runs
Learn how Xcode Test Plans let you lock down test configurations—language, locale, sanitizers, parallelism—so your CI runs behave the same on every machine.
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Learn how Xcode Test Plans let you lock down test configurations—language, locale, sanitizers, parallelism—so your CI runs behave the same on every machine.
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