On Fri, Sep 12, 2014 at 10:30 PM, Chris Sheffield
wrote:
>but it bothers me a bit that beta testing requires the testers to have iOS 8
>on their devices. What if we want/need to test our apps on older >versions of
>iOS?
But isn't the iOS 8 requirement so the up coming '1,000 Beta Testers'
can b
Mike,
You’re right. TestFlight is not new, but Apple’s implementation of it is. I’ve
also been using TestFlight for years, and will most likely continue to do so in
the “old” way for as long as possible, since we have to test our apps on a
range of devices running various versions of iOS.
Appl
Kay,
That’s not the case here. Turns out I found a reference to this here
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/25756669/app-does-not-contain-the-correct-beta-entitlement/25762530#25762530,
and it will require that a new entitlement entry be put into the entitlements
template for iOS apps. You hav
TestFlight is not new. I've been using it for years (man, it's hard to
believe we've had the ability to write mobile apps for several years, isn't
it?). Anyway, I just used it to distribute an ios7 beta to a bunch of
users last week. One of my users just emailed me tonight saying that he
was abl
Silly question (I haven't done it myself) but is your app only for iOS 8?
I note that Testflight Beta Testing is only for iOS 8 so if your app
is built to be iOS 7 compatible maybe that then makes it's 'not
entitled' to be Testflight Beta Tested.
On Fri, Sep 12, 2014 at 1:57 AM, Chris Sheffield
So with the fix in LC 6.6.3, I was able to upload an app build to iTunes
Connect. I wanted to play around with the new TestFlight functionality.
But now when I go into iTunes Connect and try to enable the beta testing, it’s
telling me my build “does not contain the correct beta entitlement”. I f
