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> This entitlement is only given out in development profiles and not any distribution profiles so I can’t upload to TestFlight either.
by osy 7y ago
> This entitlement is only given out in development profiles and not any distribution profiles so I can’t upload to TestFlight either.
- lazerl0rd 7y agoAh sorry, my bad, I skipped over that. Here's an idea - you could start a "fundraising" of sorts and if you get enough you could purchase a developer profile to publish to TestFlight.
- osy 7y agoYou can’t purchase such a profile. Apple doesn’t ever give them out.
- lazerl0rd 7y agoI thought this would be part of their $99/year subscription, well that's unfortunate. Thanks again for your project.
- JimDabell 7y agoThe problem here is not that they can't obtain a development certificate. The problem is that you cannot use a development certificate to distribute an app on TestFlight or the App Store to other people. There are two types of certificate – development certificates, which allow get-task-allow for debugging purposes and can be installed directly to a device; and distribution certificates, which do not allow get-task-allow and can be distributed through ad-hoc means, Test Flight, or the App Store. If this app requires get-task-allow, then it needs to be signed with a development certificate to run. If it's signed with a development certificate, then it can't be distributed to other people.