Hi Jason, I am really struggling with this, the bit I can't seem to figure that seems to be the problem is that uuid must be wrong in my project for my device, all the other devices seem to be ok, I have recreated everything I can think of but my iPhone still does not have the right permissions, so I have looked in the app bundle I could not view the provisioning profile, it wants to open it in Xcode and that does nothing. So I have deleted everything under the bin folder in the project this has made no difference, so there is something else in the project causing the issue, to confirm I have deleted all the development and distribution profiles and rebuilt them, so I am at a complete loss right now.
ATB Alex On 26 Aug 2012, at 20:14, Jason Awbrey <[email protected]> wrote: > 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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