Hey Mo,
Here’s what I “think” I know.
From my experience, I think your test users will have to have a GC “sandbox” test user account.
We’ve got several devices, 3 @ iPod 4 and a new iPad Mini (which is very cool) and in order to test GC “sandbox”, I have to log into the GC “sandbox” login prompt with a “test user” account that is set up in ITC.
I do forget though, if the test user has to log out of their “live” GC account or not, I think when you are prompted to log into the GC “sandbox”, you are automatically logged out of the “live” username/account.
So, if your test user’s don’t have an Apple Dev account, you will have to setup their usernames and passwords and give them to them so they can log in.
The only reason I know Dev’s can use their own Dev “sandbox” ID’s, is that when my iText Faster app launched in the app store, I mentioned it here on the board and I prompted Peach to give it a try.
Well, I never saw her name on the leaderboards, so I didn’t think she tried it.
A few weeks later, I had to cancel my Tapit adds because they were not working properly, loading blank screens without user input for instance. Anyways, I had coded in functionality with my PHP script to enable or disable adds in the app. When I was testing if it was working properly, I made a new device build of the app and played a few rounds.
When the GC leadboard launches after a round, I noticed I was in the GC “sandbox” and not in the live GC leaderboard. It surprised me when I saw Peach’s name on the board and realized she had downloaded the “live” app, but was logged into GC with her “test” user account and it recorded her times there, along with mine, on the GC “sandbox” leaderboard.
So you can still access your GC “sandbox” leaderboard after your app launches so you can continue to develop an update without effecting the “live” board.
So, long story short if you user’s aren’t Apple Devs, you will have to set up GC “test user” accounts for them in ITC.
You will also have to get their UDID’s so you can register their devices in the Provisioning Portal and I believe make a new Ad Hoc distribution certificate that includes their devices and build you app with the new Cert. I don’t think just registering their device UDID’s alone is enough, I think you need the new Ad Hoc Distribution Cert and possibly even have to make a new Developer Cert for the app, I’m not sure.
Hopefully someone from Corona can clarify if you need to make new Certs or not, I just don’t know for sure as I just go ahead and make new Certs when I add a device.
Hope this helps,
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