We use bots to build our iOS apps using the X server.
A few days ago, after the release of iOS 8, there were updates for Xcode, OSX and server and after installing the updates I am unable to find the log. It seems like Apple moved it to a different location?
Before these updates the log file was located at; /Library/Server/Xcode/Data/BotRuns/Latest/output/build.log
I had a look but there is no /Library/Server/Xcode folder anymore?
The reason I would like to view these logs is because a python script is monitoring them and if there is a problem building notifying me of the problem by coloring a Philips hue light.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks, Robert
I totally forgot to post the result of my search. I did find a solution to the problem.
Apple has a JSON service which you can contact to get the build logs. You can find it here; https://1.2.3.4/xcode/api/integrations/ (1.2.3.4 is the ip of your xcode server)
You can either view it with your browser or write a script to poll the JSON feed and process it.
You might get a SSL security warning in your browser if your SSL connection has no certificate.
Regards,
Robert