testflight

I'm now testing my project with TestFlight, I can see some logs (including checkpoint, session_start, etc) in SDK Debugger , but my reports are empty in Build . I send email to support#testflightapp.com , asked the question on Twitter, and even checked the tweets listed, but still cannot find the solution..I think SO is the only site I can refer to help now.. Have anyone met this issue before & solved now?? And btw, where is the TFLog ? I cannot find any debug log that I set. Thanks in advance! EDIT: Here're two screenshots that will show my issue clearly. You see, I sent feedback, checkpoints

Is there anyway I can send an ipa generated by bots to itunes connect, using testflight api? I know that testflight has an api to upload .ipas but I'm not sure if I can use it with the latest changes on itunes connect and with the integration of testflight on Apple systems. This is something that I'm currently accomplishing with jenkins + custom distribution channel and a few shell scripts files. I wonder if it is possible to do with = Bots + Triggers + Testflight API + Itunes Connect . We were looking to do the same thing. I pulled this from Apple's documentation. Does TestFlight Beta Testing

I'm attempting to install a TestFlight app on XCode's iOS simulator using the iPhone simulator. The link to the TestFlight app takes me to a page that says "This device will need to be registered before it can install betas." There is a friendly Register button. When I click the register button, it says "Registering Device" and then it takes me to the iPhone's General settings page. If I navigate back to the TestFlight page, it says "Registration Failed." Does anyone know of a way to install a TestFlight app on the iPhone Simulator? Thanks. The app you are trying to install is an app compiled

Since I upgraded xCode to 4.5 I can not find option to save my iOS app as .ipa file which I want to distribute over Testflight. Any suggestions? Here is screenshot of archive options: Archive you build, then, in the Organizer's Archives tab, select the archive you want to export as ipa, click on Distribute... and select Save for Enterprise Ad-Hoc Deployment . This is what this looks like on my machine: 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12969917/how-to-make-ipa-file-in-xcode-4-5

I want to distribute two versions of my app, the stable branch as well as the current development trunk, using TestFlight . And, if possible, I want to invite the testers only once. Can I have two versions of one app in one TestFlight team? Or maybe two app with different namens? Or can I create a second team and link it to the first one or copy the testers over? Unfortunately I think there is no nice way to do that. Your options are: Two different TestFlight teams. You'll have to invite people to both teams. But, TestFlight is clever and if it already knows about a user in another team who is

I'm focusing on the new Test Flight procedure. I developed an application (that I submitted through Xcode to the iTunes Connect portal) that crashes if a UIButton is tapped. Since, the application is available for Beta Testing to Internal Testers, I would expect to see a crash log within the new Crashes section of Xcode 6.3 Beta 4 (see Crashes Organizer Help ). But nothing. No crashes available. Is there any particular reason for that? Is this related to the type of testers I'm using? I'm understanding that Xcode 6.3 is Beta version. Update Xcode 6.3 has been released and crashes are now

Apple's announcemnt on TestFlight Groups says: Organize your testers into groups to quickly send builds, provide separate instructions on where to focus, and apply an action to several testers at once in TestFlight How do I do this? I have my groups set up, my build has been uploaded and passed Beta App Store review. But I can't figure out how to send the load to a specific group. It's somewhat misleading. You can only create a single list of testers for an app, and you send the build to those testers. If you want to change who gets it for the next build you send, you can modify the list, but

I am having trouble adding an admin to one of my iOS builds. When I click to my build, it shows I have 2 people who can test it: But this is not what I'm expecting. I am expecting 3 people. Because if I click to the ITunesConnect Users, I see 3 people. But for some reason, my friend Yu Yu shows No Builds Available . Why is this the case? Under the Users and Roles, I can confirm that Yu Yu is an admin What am I doing wrong? How do I allow Yu Yu to see my build 10 (23) ? I had this as well. I removed the users from the test group (I did not delete them from TestFlight) and then re-added them.

I am trying to select the version of our app to use for TestFlight, but it will not let me select it: It is in iTunes Connect, under TestFlight, internal testing, Then you select 'Select Version to Test', and this shows up, but I can't select the version to actually test it in internal testing. Which can be seen below: Edit: Here is a picture of the activity tab, as requested Your build is not approved yet. It showing "Missing Beta Entitlement". Do the following steps to get it fixed. Revoke your distribution provisioning profile. Re-create profile again. Now in this profile a new entitlement

After reading numerous beta testing strategy guides for iOS I'm still confused about if it's permitted by Apple's Developer Program to distribute an app for external beta testing without getting it approved by them and using TestFlight. For example, is it allowed to create an AdHoc signed app and use a 3rd party tool (Crashlytics, HockeyApp, others) to beta distribute to external entities. External in this case meaning not within your organization. Within an organization, there are other means that can be used like Enterprise Distribution, which have no restrictions but are not allowed to be