Highway combines what’s best about Bitrise and Fastlane into one tool. It is a build system built on top of Fastlane.

• Combine what's best of Bitrise.yml and Fastlane. Highway prefers declarative configuration over convenience and takes advantage of a broad library of steps provided by Fastlane.
• Reduce feedback loops. Provide information faster and in more detail so that you don't waste time, especially when integrated with Danger.
• Bring us closer to Continuous Delivery. Highway allows to easily take advantage of existing tools to finally implement production CD in our projects.
• Allow centralization of configuration. Provide a first-party support to set default values and behaviors across projects. In the future, adding e.g. Carthage-Rome to our projects will be a matter of editing a central “default” configuration file in some repository.

You're probably looking for a quick reference how to implement Highway in your project, right?

We keep all of the end-user documentation in our wiki.

Some quick links: Installation, Configuration, Why Highway was created.

If you have ideas of new features that could be supported in Highway, feel free to create an issue!

• Adrian Kashivskyy - Initial work - Highway Foundations -
• Piotr Sękara - Steps - Unit Tests - Fixes -

See also the list of contributors who participated in this project.

This project is licensed under the MIT License.