In xcode 3, using a bash script, I could run xcode from the command line, then take the files in the build directory and zip them up into a .ipa file, allowing for a fully automated build process for my adhoc iOS distribution. Anytime there is human intervention, there is the possibly for error.
Under xcode 4, this seem to be not possible anymore. The build directory has been replaced with a DerivedBuilds folder and it uses some obfuscation naming, so it's not possible to let an external script find the files.
In xcode 4, after the build, I need to run Produce->Archive, then selected the file in the organizer, then select save, then navigate to the final folder and name the file and hit save. This is a very error prone process better left to machines.
So, is there a way to go from a clean build all the way to a signed .ipa file? I've got to believe this is possible, there is no way people with automated build processes are having to do this step by hand.
Does anyone know how to do this?