Deploy to a device

waid build produces the app but never installs it. waid deploy builds it if needed, syncs an ICE candidate, then installs and launches it on a connected iOS or Android device. It requires a usable ICE session. macOS apps use waid build --target macos.

bash

waid deploy --target android              # auto-pick the connected device
waid deploy --target ios                  # auto-pick the connected iPhone
waid deploy --target ios --no-launch      # install only, don't launch

Flag	What it does
`--target <ios\|android>`	Which device platform to deploy to. Required.
`--src <dir>`	Your project (defaults to the current directory).
`--mode <name>`	Vite mode; defaults to `development`.
`--tenant <key>`	Tenant for the ICE candidate.
`--no-launch`	Install without launching.
`--android-serial <serial>`	Target a specific Android device.
`--ios-device-udid <udid>`	Target a specific iPhone.
`--skip-ice-registration`	Install without registration; device SSO is off. The CLI still requires a usable session.

For an iOS device deploy, waid deploy asks once for your signing details (bundle id / team) and saves them into waid.config.json.

bash

waid deploy --target android --src ./my-app
waid deploy --target ios --ios-device-udid 00008120-000...

Use waid devices --target ios or waid devices --target android to list devices. Candidate sync, ICE publication, and tenant installation are separate operations.