To have multiple devices with test flight do the following: Make sure ALL TestFlight apps on all the devices are signed into the SAME Apple ID. (Note that the device can be signed into a different Apple ID.) Open the invitation email on the first device to add the app to Test Flight. Go to … Read more
I’ve found that sometimes I’ve needed to toggle the ‘TestFlight Beta Testing’ switch to get everything to work. UPDATE: iTunesConnect has been updated since the above answer. Now to reset it you should do the following steps: Select the ‘Not Available for Testing’ then tap save. Hit the ‘Select Version to Test’ on the right … Read more
Short answer – Go to TestFlight directly on Mobile Safari and use the TestFlight CocoaPod. We got TestFlight working on the latest iOS 7 build. The TestFlight “app” that installs doesn’t work, but manually visiting the TestFlight site in Mobile Safari allows you to install the profile and load the app. Nothing special needed. It … Read more
External Testers can only test builds that have passed Apple’s Beta Review process (similar to the App Store Review process). Each new version of the App must go through this process, however subsequent builds for the same version will not require review once the initial review process succeeds. Internal Testers do not have this limitation. … Read more
Turns out the Code-Signing Identity in my build configuration didn’t match the one I selected when I saved the archive for Ad-Hoc distribution.
Discovered the answer, the key was to go on iTunes Connect > My Apps > TestFlight > Any Group > Builds, and then submitted it via adding a new build in there.
Localizing of info.plist file may be very unuseful, especially if you use many languages in your apps. The simplest way for localizing NSPhotoLibraryUsageDescription, NSLocationWhenInUseUsageDescriptionor NSCameraUsageDescription keys is to describe it in InfoPlist.strings file. Create new *.strings file with name InfoPlist; Press Localize… button in file inspector and choose the default language; Add new records in … Read more
Well, after writing this, I decided to check the build state and I noticed that the build was missing a step: After notifying the testers, the link now accepts new testers. The link shows: “To join the Mealcard beta, tap the link on your iPhone or iPad after you install TestFlight.“
I’m not familiar with MonoTouch, but what about using the Remote Logging features of the TestFlight SDK?