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I will start by saying I hate TestFlight. I hate the interface and how it is currently organized. I could go on but I dont want to waste peoples time here.I just need to add internal testers. And I thought I had the process down.I go to TestFlight section in iTunes Connect, and I add a user under "Users and Roles" link (kinda hidden imo), assigning them role of Marketer. At the end of this add user flow, an invitation gets sent out to them via iTunes Connect, asking them to accept invitation and create iTunes Connect account.When they accept the invitation, and I click on the plus button next to the list of users under iTunes Connect Users, I then see a checkbox appear next to their name and after i click on this, and click "Add", they are officially added as a tester.They should then get an email inviting them to download the app in Testflight app.Sadly, this is hit and miss, It is working for some, and not for others. For some, the users are not getting this second email invitation and they are told they do not have any invitations from developers.What could be going wrong here?Anyone who knows - please save my day here because i continue to lose hours to this 😟
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After I submitted an appeal to the App Store about a (design) issue to do with my app, I was sent to webpage saying this:The App Review Board will review your request and get back to you within one business day. Please note that if you reject your binary in iTunes Connect, your app cannot be reviewed and this request will be canceled.Just to be sure - does this mean, if I delete the binary from the current build, or what?I have not seen anywhere else I can "reject" my binary.
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Just a question about renaming things in Xcode (8).I can click on a variable for example and it becomes underlined and a small arrow appears where I can edit all in scope.The same is not the case for the name of a class that I have named myself.Anyone know the reason for this?
I was wondering if it is possible to use more than one colour to format comments in Xcode 8.I would like to have at least two available colours to format comments for the specific purpose of learning new libraries and implementing more than one way to do something, and to show it is separate code I would like to format it in a particular colour, different from default green which I still need to use for the final current working code.Can this be achieved?
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I archived my application in Xcode (using 8.3.3) to submit to the App Store.I made some changes to the source today and went to commit the changes, but it is showing up as no version editor, and the "Commit Files" button is disabled.After running the app on simulator I tried to use source control again, and this time the Commit Files button was enabled, but after I clicked it, it said "No Version Editor" in the main pane there.Is there something I must do to reactivate source control?I need to continue to work on the project.
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Hey all, trying out TestFlight for the first time to test a new app, and it looked like I had to assign the role of Marketer to someone in order to let them download the app. I am not sure about this - would assiging them as sales or customer support have worked also?The reason I ask is that when I initially had added a tester as a Marketer, I was able to see their device under Tester Profile in iTunes Connect.Now after I changed their role to customer support, I dont see that info.
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I tried what I thought would be a simple but ended up being a naive thing to do in Xcode 8, and under Identity and Type for the top level project name, I thought I could change it there. Instead I had a pop up asking to rename several things and I decided this might be a bad idea after all and wanted to abort.So I cancelled out of it, and then tried to discard all changes, and the name change had persisted despite that and I could not change it back to the former name.Is there anything else to do faced with this scenario?I find the file system and code file naming, etc. one of the hardest things of all to manage.
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Is it safe to give your developer account (email address only) to another developer in order that they can generate an ipa certificate for me to test an app on my own device?
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I have imported set of images in my project foler that I want to include in my app icon set in Xcode 8. Problem is they are not matching up with the size option slots given in Xcode.Can anyone tell me if these assets are sufficient? I dont need any for iPad.Location@152w.pngLocation@180w.pngLocation@87w.pngLocation@120w.pngLocation@1024w.pngLocation@76w.pngLocation@80w.pngLocation@40w.pngLocation@29w.png
I followed a bunch of instructions to rename a project and failed miserably. Can anyone guide me as to how to do this in a safe, recommended way, with a clean start?
Hi all,My understanding of the difference between cloning and downloading a project on Github is that by doing a clone you have git instantly enabled on that project, and a connection with the remote repository where you cloned it from, and so you get access to the history and commit messages and so on.With downloading, you get the most recent copy only, and not the repo. Can I just ask one of the stupidest questions I have asked yet - 😊- can I, after downloading, then just use Xcodes local version control immediately? As in, to put it under Xcodes own version control, does it require my doing a first commit to start that off, or should I set it to git versioning more formally elsewhere in within Xcode in Xcode settings?
Hi all,I noticed in Xcode that you can save files using the usual File then Save, or you can commit files using git source control.I was just wondering what the difference is between using these and which would be the recommended way to save changes as I go, before I want to push to Github?Github is all I have really used so far and I would love to know what my options within Xcode (locally) are.*Also, if I do "Save" from File menu, does that save all files in project, or just the one currently selected?*
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After I add a new group to my project inside the project navigator in Xcode, by right clicking, it always seems to appear somewhere I don't want it - for example, even if I am under App Delegate at the time of right clicking, it will still land right at the top of everything else. How can I add it where I need it to avoid having to move it? Also, I am not sure how to move a group in an efficient manner. When I try to drag and drop a group folder to another spot within my project navigator in Xcode, a green drag and add line appears and it automatically adds a duplicate. I then have to delete the original folder but even so I don't feel comfortable doing so.
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The rest of the error message I am getting says: "There are no devices registered in your account on the developer website. Plug in and select a device to have Xcode register it."I have an Apple ID of course but have not enrolled in the Apple Developer program yet. I want to test my app on a device and today when I tried to enable push notifications I realised I had to fix the signing settings for Xcode.I read that I can get provisioning for one week at a time, and have pressed the Try Again button many times in the Signing section of the General settings in the project editor, but it will not resolve. I have connected to a physical device to see if that would fix it, but it did not.Can anyone help me?
Just a question regarding nested code. Does Xcode have any feature whereby you can match up opening and closing brackets or braces by colour code, or something else, just to make it quicker to see which opening and closing braces or brackets are assiciated with one another?
Shinstar.