Suddenly, all the builds I’m sending through testflighapp.com to my clients are crashing their devices and they need to restore them…
Anyone else having this problem?? [import]uid: 89239 topic_id: 33116 reply_id: 333116[/import]
Ok, it just crashed one of our devices too. Its a 3GS running iOS 6. Tried to install the app usong another website similar with testflightapp - it stucked on “installing” and after the iphone is trying to restart and it seems he’s in a loop, restarting every 7 seconds…
HELP!!! [import]uid: 89239 topic_id: 33116 reply_id: 131496[/import]
Ok, it just crashed one of our devices too. Its a 3GS running iOS 6. Tried to install the app usong another website similar with testflightapp - it stucked on “installing” and after the iphone is trying to restart and it seems he’s in a loop, restarting every 7 seconds…
HELP!!! [import]uid: 89239 topic_id: 33116 reply_id: 131496[/import]
Finally solved the mistery.
Got me crazy!
The build file was missing the Bundle Identifier!!!
please Corona, don’t allow us to build if the bundle id is missing 
[import]uid: 89239 topic_id: 33116 reply_id: 131616[/import]
Hey there - you don’t have to specify the bundle ID in most cases, IIRC it’s actually better that you don’t. It certainly isn’t a requirement for AdHoc builds, though I gather perhaps necessary for Testflight? Just wanted to clarify why we don’t “warn” about this.
Glad you figured it! Marking as resolved.
Peach [import]uid: 52491 topic_id: 33116 reply_id: 131643[/import]
Finally solved the mistery.
Got me crazy!
The build file was missing the Bundle Identifier!!!
please Corona, don’t allow us to build if the bundle id is missing [import]uid: 89239 topic_id: 33116 reply_id: 131616[/import]
Hey there - you don’t have to specify the bundle ID in most cases, IIRC it’s actually better that you don’t. It certainly isn’t a requirement for AdHoc builds, though I gather perhaps necessary for Testflight? Just wanted to clarify why we don’t “warn” about this.
Glad you figured it! Marking as resolved.
Peach [import]uid: 52491 topic_id: 33116 reply_id: 131643[/import]
Yes, that’s what I thought too but it seems that no matter what way you use to deliver Over The Air Ad-Hoc builds - on iOS6+ if you don’t include the bundle ID the device is getting bricked and you need to restore it. [import]uid: 89239 topic_id: 33116 reply_id: 131720[/import]
Yes, that’s what I thought too but it seems that no matter what way you use to deliver Over The Air Ad-Hoc builds - on iOS6+ if you don’t include the bundle ID the device is getting bricked and you need to restore it. [import]uid: 89239 topic_id: 33116 reply_id: 131720[/import]
I’ll mention it to the team for their thoughts, maybe there’s some happy medium we can look into [import]uid: 52491 topic_id: 33116 reply_id: 131832[/import]
I’ll mention it to the team for their thoughts, maybe there’s some happy medium we can look into [import]uid: 52491 topic_id: 33116 reply_id: 131832[/import]
The only way I know you can have a build with a missing CFBundleIdentifier is by specifying a nil one in the build.settings file. If you don’t supply one (the recommended way, Corona will automatically add one. You can verify the identifier by looking in the info.plist file in the app bundle.
Since you are using a third party service for deploying apps, you need to check it something is getting changed after Corona builds the app (you can check info.plist after the build). [import]uid: 7559 topic_id: 33116 reply_id: 131957[/import]
The only way I know you can have a build with a missing CFBundleIdentifier is by specifying a nil one in the build.settings file. If you don’t supply one (the recommended way, Corona will automatically add one. You can verify the identifier by looking in the info.plist file in the app bundle.
Since you are using a third party service for deploying apps, you need to check it something is getting changed after Corona builds the app (you can check info.plist after the build). [import]uid: 7559 topic_id: 33116 reply_id: 131957[/import]