Pardon me, I have one more public question on this ... In VS2015-3 I used HockeyApp > Distribute > and I sign in fill in the wizard steps and it all looks great, but at the end when I click Finish the dialog closes and nothing happens. I look around, but nothing has happened. What did that wizard do?
In the HockeyApp web pages I attempted to create a new app and it prompts me to drag-drop the zip file into the page. I do this, but my whopping 65MB file (re my comments last week) looks like it will take about 2 hours to upload. Hmmm, off to a bad start. -- *GK* On 25 July 2016 at 18:34, Stephen Price <[email protected]> wrote: > Hmm. I just started working with HockeyApp for my own project. I didn't > see anywhere any restrictions so am not even sure what plan I am on. Seems > really nice! > > > I've now successfully deployed to Android and iOS devices. the iOS was a > big headache until I worked out I had to add the device UDID to the > provisioning profile, THEN build it, THEN deploy that IAP for the new > device. > > Shame it doesn't work like the Android where you just invite the user via > email and then bam, they can install the app. > > The UDID identifier is in the docs, but I hadn't read them at all until I > got the cryptic "Unable to Download" error it was giving me. > > > Ping me if you get stuck, it wasn't real obvious but everything else just > worked. Better than TestFlight (which I only looked at as an option) mainly > because I think that only does your iOS devices (and the app has to go > through some review process to be available to the external users). > > > I'm wondering what the deployment to Windows Phone users process is (does > HockeyApp support em? Doesn't seem to). > ------------------------------ > *From:* [email protected] <[email protected]> on > behalf of Greg Keogh <[email protected]> > *Sent:* Monday, 25 July 2016 2:51:53 PM > *To:* ozDotNet > *Subject:* Anyone using HockeyApp? > > Folks, I just became aware of HockeyApp > <https://www.hockeyapp.net/features/> and I can authenticate into it > using my MSDN credentials. It tells me I'm on the default free plan where I > can create 2 apps. From a quick eye over the KB articles it looks quite > impressive and helpful, but I'll probably need a $30/month account. My > subscriptions are starting to mount up and become a small financial burden > (MSDN, Office 365, Apple Dev account, Cloud storage, email forwarding, etc) > so before I commit to HockeyApp and burn more dosh I must ask if anyone > here is using it in anger and getting good value? > > *GK* >
