I’m not sure what tags to put on this :
I have an Xcode project with multiple schemes that outputs multiple apps. I have a script archive_all.sh that is setting everything up to build and deploy (to TestFlight) each app (13 at the moment) by calling archive.sh. I tried (stupid me) to do : sh archive.sh & in the loop, but my laptop handled it hardly, and I plan to have much more than 13 apps to deployed in the future.
Is there a way, preferably in shell script to set up a queue of executable to call ? My laptop could probably handle 3-4 calls to archive.sh at a time.
Try ppss which supports both Linux and Mac OS X. It will auto-detect the number of cores in your CPU and execute tasks efficiently on those cores.