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How do you deploy beta testing versions your iOS apps?
Hey all we've been using testflight to deploy beta version to our testers. I was wondering if there's a way to deploy iOS apps to testers without having to add their devices to Apple's provisioning profile. Is this possible ? How ?
- djbelieny 13y agoI actually think Testflight is great but I do have an issue with having to add each phone to Apple's profile. The process is quite cumbersome and sometimes the tester(s) cannot add their phones. Oh well... Thank you all for the feedback.
- goddamnsteve 13y agoI've been developing apps and have been using only TestFlight to distribute apps to testers. I don't think there's any other way other than TestFlight. :/
- zachlatta 13y agoNot that I know of. We also use Testflight for testing.
- bernatfp 13y agoI tried Testflight and didn't like that each user has to register himself without being able to download the beta app. Once, I used HockeyApp to download a Beta app and it was absolutely straightforward. You should give it a try. The only problem is that it is not a free service.
- djbelieny 13y agoWill check it out. Thanks
- djbelieny 13y agoQuestion though: Do I still have to add the tester phones to my dev profile in Apple's member site when using HockeyApp ?
- wattson12 13y agoyes the build still needs to be signed for each user
- djbelieny 13y agoOk, so pretty much the same as free TestFlight. Thanks for the advice though.
- bernatfp 13y agoAFAIK, the only benefit I see from switching to Hockeyapp is that the tester doesn't have to register into Testflight in order to download the app. Now, I have to roll a beta test phase for our app and will try Hockeyapp. I'll leave my impressions here later.
- wattson12 13y agoThe only other option you have as far as I know is enterprise development, but for that all testers need to be employees of your company