Building XCUITest

To test with XCUITest on TestingBot, you will need to build and export the XCUITests you have created.
If you do not have a zip file of the XCUITest suite, you can follow the examples below.

The zip file should contain a folder similar to this:

xcuitest-sampleUITests-Runner.app

Using XCode (13 and higher)

From the XCode schemes dropdown menu, select your app scheme and Any iOS Device as device
Click Product -> Clean (Cmd+Shift+K)
Click Product -> Build For -> Testing (Cmd+Shift+U)
Go to Product -> Show Build Folder in Finder
In Finder, navigate to Products -> Debug-iphoneos. The directory should contain a file that ends with -Runner.app.
Right click and choose the compress option to generate a zip file.

Using XCode (Lower than 13.0)

From the XCode schemes dropdown menu, select your app scheme and Generic iOS device as device
Click Product -> Clean (Cmd+Shift+K)
Click Product -> Build For -> Testing (Cmd+Shift+U)
Right click the .app file using the Project Navigator, and select Show in Finder
In Finder, the directory should contain a file called <AppnameUITests>-Runner.app.
Right click and choose the compress option to generate a zip file.

Using Command Line

To build the .zip file from the command line, please follow these steps:

Change to the project directory and build for testing:
```
xcodebuild -scheme <scheme-name> build-for-testing
```
Go to the DerivedData directory. To know the location of this directory, open Xcode and go to Preferences -> Locations.
Now you can create the zip file. In the DerivedData directory, go to the directory containing the name of your app and some random characters.
```
cd appname-random_characters
cd Build/Products 
cd Debug-iphoneos 
zip --symlinks -r <MyAppUITests>.zip <AppnameUITests>-Runner.app
```