4 ms·
Provisioning profiles, distribution certificates and code signing. I have no clue about what's actually going on there and have not found any documentation expl
by statictype 16y ago
Provisioning profiles, distribution certificates and code signing. I have no clue about what's actually going on there and have not found any documentation explaining it either.
I'm just cargo-culting the whole thing by following the instructions on the developer site.
- rdouble 16y agoThis has been my biggest pain point, also. However, the new process in XCode4 seems to have solved the problem.
- statictype 16y agoIs Xcode 4 even out? Or are you one of the beta testers or something?
- rdouble 16y agoIt's in beta. You should be able to download it if you're iOS dev subscription is current.
- kingofspain 16y agoAbsolutely this. I got by somehow and then had to re-guess my way through it all over again just recently. My other major pain is the app review process, mostly due to a short-tempered, impatient ex-boss I must add, but the waits can be horrendous. I can wait a week to be rejected over a 10 second fix that then takes a further week to get in. Alas, no one but Apple can help with this one. Oh - and one that hopefully doesn't apply to many others: we had a particularly vicious competitor who rallied his chums and gave our apps 1 star reviews. They even used their real names. That didn't help much!
- kgutteridge 16y agoAlmost definitely provisioning, though beta builder has made things a lot easier https://github.com/HunterHillegas/iOS-BetaBuilder https://github.com/HunterHillegas/iOS-BetaBuilder Changes to xcode breaking the apps plists on submission is perhaps the only other grumble.