ad-hoc-distribution

问题 I'm trying to distribute a new version of the app (it can be installed OTA) and I got the error: "Code Sign error: No matching provisioning profile found: Your build settings specify a provisioning profile with the UUID “AdHocProfile”, however, no such provisioning profile was found. " and Xcode gets stuck in the process of automatically fix the error: I have spent a lot of hours in the weekend looking for a solution here and on the internet, only to get rid of one of the two errors I got

问题 I think there's an issue with my app's .entitlements file when a .ipa is created and so I want to check the Bundle ID of the entitlements file. There's a fairly complicated build script I am using to change some stuff in there before building so I want to see what the final product is. I know that there used to be an Entitlements.plist that I could get off of the ipa but it doesn't seem to be there any longer. Is there any way to access the .entitlements file now? 回答1: Sure, unzip the .ipa

问题 I think there's an issue with my app's .entitlements file when a .ipa is created and so I want to check the Bundle ID of the entitlements file. There's a fairly complicated build script I am using to change some stuff in there before building so I want to see what the final product is. I know that there used to be an Entitlements.plist that I could get off of the ipa but it doesn't seem to be there any longer. Is there any way to access the .entitlements file now? 回答1: Sure, unzip the .ipa

问题 I m having some problem with my app which reproduces only when i install it ad hoc, but doesn't reproduce if i just run the app from Xcode. I would like to debug this problem, but so far i m not having any luck. I m using Xcode 5.1.1. Here is what i did: 1) Go to Product->Scheme->Edit Scheme->Archive and set build configuration to Debug. 2) Code signing identity is set to iPhone Developer. 3) Generate Debug Symbols is set to Yes. 4) Go to Product->Archive and after it is archived, click

问题 Have just noticed that Apple redesigned iOS Dev Center this weekend. I need to add a couple of devices to an existing Ad-Hoc provisioning profile. But when I push Edit button, I can change only Name and App ID. Is it any way to do it except of the obvious one: to delete the existing profile and create a new one with all required devices? UPD. Now I can edit the list of devices for development profiles, but not for distribution. UPD. 2 Can edit devices for new distribution profiles, but can't

问题 I'm developing a iPhone app and need to send it to my client. In turn, my client will distribute it to many other people for end-user testing. What kind of Provisioning Profile, Certificate, or Code Signing will accomplish this task? I've heard something about Ad Hoc certificates; is an Ad Hoc certificate relevant for this task? 回答1: Yes, ad hoc is exactly what you need for massive end user beta testings. There is a very thorough and comprehensive tutorial about this, right from Apple. Log

问题 What is the difference between a development provisioning profile and an ad hoc provisioning profile? Couldn't we always use the ad hoc profile for everything but the store? 回答1: An ad-hoc provisioning profile is used later in the development process, particularly when you want to distribute your app to a small or medium size group of testers that are not included in the iOS developer program for your organization. An app deployed with an ad-hoc provisioning profile will be almost identical

问题 I am attempting to create an archive .ipa for distribution via testflight. The archive creates, and I choose export, then choose ad hoc, then select my team. However, at this point I get the below screen. I know that my certificate is valid, as I created an .ipa in xcode 5 with a different provisioning profile about 2 hours before I downloaded xcode 6 GM. I also know that my provisioning profile is valid and connected to said certificate. Thing is, in xcode 5 it didn't ask for a team; it only

问题 I'd like to check this for build information in a debugging screen. Is there a way to check this at runtime? I realize that I could set compiler flags for the builds or similar, but if there is an existing method that I could leverage I'd like to take advantage of that. 回答1: While I would agree with Abhi Beckert that runtime is the wrong time to be doing this (use preprocessor directives and build settings!), I wanted to clarify some of the details and speculations in the previous answer

问题 I've been developing an iOS app that will soon be distributed via the B2b store. My client has been testing it for a few weeks with an ad hoc build. I'm ready to launch on the store with minor bug fixes, but the app will be largely unchanged. The app uses core data and my client has been entering information that they would like to see retained in the store version. My question is, if a user downloads an app from the store, will it behave as if the existing ad hoc install is updated,