True" hello and welcome back to these mobile dev ops series. In this video, we're finally going to be distributing our Semmering application to iOS devices. Now, again, I'll be using some rain just because it allows me to build for both Android and iOS at the same time. But this is going to be exactly the same for those of you who are native iOS developers and React Native developers when distributing the iOS application. So far, we have already distributed the Android version of the application, which is what we covered in the previous video. We're going to be doing something very similar for iOS. We're going to be creating a distribution group and distributing directly through App Center. So, now we are not going to be using the App Store in this video. If you're interested in that, I cover it in my full course, which is linked below in the description. There is an iOS version, Android version, summary version, and React Native version. But that's not why you're here. You're here because you want to distribute your iOS application. So, what I will do first and foremost is navigate over to the iOS application here on App Center. Now, remember that by now we already have the code over on a GitHub repository, and I'm using GitHub, but your repository could be somewhere else, for example, Bitbucket. And using some pull requests that we've already noticed, automatically generate some builds. So, this is continuous integration. We already have continuous integration working here on this iOS application. The next step, of course, is to enable continuous delivery, and similar to what we did on Android, everything is going to start over on the distribute tab by creating a brand new distribution group. So again, we're going to be using...
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