apple-configurator

问题 I have been trying this official guide to setup Charles Proxy on my Apple TV (4th Gen, running tvOS 13.3). After creating the profile on Apple Configurator 2, I was performing the steps for setting up the profile on Apple TV below: After pressing "Done" above, this screen shows up indicating that no profile has been installed: Can you guide me on how I can successfully install the Charles Proxy profile on my Apple TV running tvOS 13.3? 回答1: This guide worked for me from https://forums

问题 I have been trying this official guide to setup Charles Proxy on my Apple TV (4th Gen, running tvOS 13.3). After creating the profile on Apple Configurator 2, I was performing the steps for setting up the profile on Apple TV below: After pressing "Done" above, this screen shows up indicating that no profile has been installed: Can you guide me on how I can successfully install the Charles Proxy profile on my Apple TV running tvOS 13.3? 回答1: This guide worked for me from https://forums

问题 This is my first app to try to distribute, a beginner here. Please help me I have created an app with Expo React Native and wanted to distribute it to my friends for testing. I generate the .ipa file with the command below. expo build:ios Expo request for my credentials and some other details when I run the command above and I leave everything to the expo to handle the documents. With the generated .ipa file above, I use Apple Configurator 2 to install my app, simply “add”>“apps”>“Choose from

问题 I have built an app for a client that would like to run the app on multiple iPads. Is it possible to do this without distributing through the App Store? Can I use Apple Configurator from the Mac App Store or distribute through the Xcode Server? 回答1: You can use TestFlight. Details: https://developer.apple.com/testflight/ 回答2: You can use Apple configurator or MDM if you have enterprise certificate to create in-house apps or your provisioning profile contains all the UDID's of target devices

问题 I have an app built using XCode 7.3 and it works fine with iOS 10. But, the NSLog() statements that I had used for debugging earlier aren't showing up. I could see them earlier inside apple configurator and now all I can see are so many kernel process messages. The same is still working when I test an iOS 9.x device. Kindly, update if this is resolved or is there any workaround. 回答1: If you have use XCode 8 then solution is below... Goto -> Product -> Scheme -> Edit Scheme -> Run -> Arguments