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iOS: Using TestFlight: Sign and build

iOS: Using TestFlight: Sign and build - .NET MAUI Tutorial

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iOS: Using TestFlight: Sign and build

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- [Presenter] Since support for App Center has ended, we need to find a new way to distribute our app for QA. Microsoft's recommendation is to use the native providers for this. For iOS, this means using TestFlight. To use TestFlight, we have to use the Apple App Store Connect as I am showing here. You can use the same credentials to connect to it as you do your Apple developer account. We're going to start by adding our app to the App Store Connect. So I'll go to apps right here, and we're going to add an app, (mouse clicking) and we'll give it a name the same as the bundle ID. And once again if you're following at home, you won't be able to put in the same bundle ID as I am using here. You're going to have to change the app's bundle ID for this, as Apple only allows this to be used at one place, and I'm the one using this bundle ID, so you will have to change yours. So that's com.linkedinlearning.qrtracker, but you can really make the name almost anything you want. The primary…

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