Take a look at your TestFlight Dashboard. That alone will answer a few of your
questions, such as how to invite testers. The other answers should be in their
FAQ
JimL
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TestFlight has always seemed like overkill to me, if all you want to do is have
beta testers install your app. It may well have powerful tracking features, and
other management tools, but anyone who does use TestFlightApp.com has to
register with them, and has to install a special provisioning t
I'm trying to understand TestFlight and the workflow model it supports so as to
interact with beta tester(s) for my iOS app(s), but so far their FAQ etc
doesn't quite explain the model to a real ignoramus like me.
I know how to develop for iOS using Livecode, and I have got as far as being
able
Jim (and others who replied about using TestFlight) thanks very much. I am
signing up to TestFlight and will do my best to get into it as soon as
possible.
Graham
On Wed, 18 Apr 2012 13:38:55 -0700, Jim Lambert wrote:
> Graham,
>
> TestFlight is a helpful friend for management of devices &
Charles wrote:
> TestFlight looks interesting... how does one use it with LC?
The same as you would use it with apps written in xCode - for gathering
testers'' UDIDs and distributing of builds to those testers.
It allows testers to provide feedback too.
JimL
Hi Jim,
TestFlight looks interesting... how does one use it with LC?
- Charles
On 2012-04-18, at 3:38 PM, Jim Lambert wrote:
> Graham,
>
> TestFlight is a helpful friend for management of devices & smaller scale
> distribution outside of the App Store.
>
> http://www.testflightapp.com
>
>
Graham,
TestFlight is a helpful friend for management of devices & smaller scale
distribution outside of the App Store.
http://www.testflightapp.com
Jim Lambert
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> Right. Every testing device has to be entered in the portal. Then you either
> make new development provisioning profiles (which will include their devices)
> or you can refresh your existing profile via XCode. Once the profile has been
> updated to include the new devices, rebuild the standal
On 4/17/12 1:17 PM, Graham Samuel wrote:
At the
moment I am drowning in Apple documentation and Apple terminology -
provisioning, certificates, profiles, requests, Team Agents (am I
one?), etc. I have come to a grinding halt because what the Apple
documentation says I should be seeing, I'm not se
The LiveCode Lessons pages include some walkthroughs that show you the things
you need to know. Here's the one on getting a distribution certificate:
http://lessons.runrev.com/s/lessons/m/4069/l/32957-how-do-i-create-a-distribution-profile-for-ios
For everything you described though, you can get
I haven't put 'OT' on the subject because I think this should be on topic for
any LC developer planning to deploy on iOS. I have been confused by the current
discussion started by Bob Sneidar {"How to take a fairly good concept and jack
it up badly"). I don't want to comment on Apple's policies
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