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There's a way to bundle your app with an embedded mobileprovision file, so that building a beta amounts to double clicking a file with an iTunes icon and hittin
by Zev 16y ago
There's a way to bundle your app with an embedded mobileprovision file, so that building a beta amounts to double clicking a file with an iTunes icon and hitting Sync. Makes adding an app feel like adding a song to their library and to their iPhone would; much easier to explain than "drag this seemingly random file over to your iphone..."
- DenisM 16y agoCan you elaborate? I have learned to build IPA files, but I still require my testers to install mobilevprovision file separately. It would be nice if all could be packaged in one single file...
- Zev 16y agoMaking the .ipa should do the trick. You can test by renaming app.ipa to app.zip, unzipping it and looking in the .app bundle for embedded.mobileprovision. Also: you can see which UDIDs are valid for the profile (to make sure everyone who should have access, does) by opening it up in your text editor.
- DenisM 16y agowait, embedded.mobileprovision file is already there when xcode is done building the FooBar.app package. Are you saying that you remove it from the package and replace with the Ad-Hoc FooBar.mobileprovision file that you download from Apple's developer site?