can you deploy to your device directly from MD? That should tell you if the problem is isolated to TF or is a general problem with your provisioning. You can also look inside your app bundle and the provisioning file that is getting embedded and verify that your UUID is there. I've had problems in the past where old stuff got stuck in my app bundle, or newer things failed to update. Sometimes it helps to delete everything from the terminal so you can be sure that everything will get updated on the next build
Most of the problems I've had in the past with TF were user error - either I forgot to update a device in the provisioning portal and update all of the certs, or the user didn't understand the workflow on the TF side. It's not complicated, but it can be a little confusing the first few times you do it I agree that Apple has made the entire process overcompilcated - and they really don't provide any good tools for debugging deployment issues. This is why I like TF - they provide a nice interface on top of that process to make it easier to manage On Sun, Aug 26, 2012 at 12:47 PM, Alex White <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi All, > > This process is getting very frustrating, I am now using TestFlightApp to > get my betas out to users, to say this process is flaky is an > understatement, to simplify things I have only one provisioning profile and > one development profile, I have one user that just cannot get his device to > register via the TestFlightApp email, but that is not the one I am getting > really upset about it is my iPhone that now does not have permission to > install the latest beta it is included in both profiles, but clicking on > the email from testfightapp I just get back the message "this device cannot > install this item", in testflightapp it is not one of the permitted > devices, I have removed all the profiles and rebuilt them and only two > devices show up as permitted. > > I have wasted another 4 hours going round in circles, tell me I am doing > something wrong or is this what I can expect from developing IOS > applications because if that is the case I am ready to throw in the towel > and drop IOS development, I just feel that apple have locked this stuff up > so tight that it is almost unusable. > > Thanks > > Alex > _______________________________________________ > MonoTouch mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/monotouch >
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