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Go to Build → Connections in your dashboard, click Add Connection, select GitHub, and follow the authentication steps using a Personal Access Token or OAuth.
Code signing errors are usually caused by missing or expired certificates/provisioning profiles. Check your signing identities under the Signing section and ensure your Apple certificates are valid.
Navigate to Build → Self-Hosted Runners in your dashboard, create a new runner, and follow the installation instructions. We support macOS (Intel and Apple Silicon) and Linux.
Yes. Your plan's concurrency limit determines how many builds run simultaneously. Pro plans support 3 concurrent builds; Enterprise plans support unlimited concurrency.
Go to Testing → Distribution Profiles, create a profile, add your testing group, and upload your build artifact. Testers receive an OTA install link via email.
Use the Publish → iOS Publish section. You'll need an App Store Connect API key configured. Lycan will submit the build directly to TestFlight or App Store review.
Upload your keystore file under Signing → Android Keystores. Provide the key alias and password. Lycan will inject signing credentials into your Gradle build automatically.
Yes. Go to Build → Environment Variables to set org-level variables, or use Variable Groups to share groups of variables across multiple build profiles. Variables are injected as environment variables during the build.
Open your Build Profile, go to the Triggers tab, and enable the webhook for your Git provider (GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, or Azure DevOps). Lycan will automatically configure the webhook on your repository.
Go to your Build Profile page or Build History, find the running build, and click the Cancel button. The build will stop immediately and any running steps will be terminated.
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