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After reading numerous beta testing strategy guides for iOS I'm still confused about if it's permitted by Apple's Developer Program to distribute an app for external beta testing without getting it approved by them and using TestFlight. For example, is it allowed to create an AdHoc signed app and use a 3rd party tool (Crashlytics, HockeyApp, others) to beta distribute to external entities. External in this case meaning not within your organization. Within an organization, there are other means that can be used like Enterprise Distribution, which have no restrictions but are not allowed to be

I am trying to integrate my Hybrid Mobile App (Inonic + Cordova) with hockey App but the problem is Hockey App is support Native apps (According to my info). So is there any guide available for that? Hybrid App integration with Hockey app . When I try to follow hockey app integration with android platform (hybrid app) it also said me to add some code in main activity so where i can find this Main activity is inside Android platform... cordova/platforms/android/src/... Put in onCreate method the Register... There also some plugins for help in this task like https://github.com/peutetre/cordova

I have an iOS app that I've developing for a while. Initially there were around 8 devices in the iOS dev account, ad builds were prepared and distributed through Hockey App, no problems. Recently, we've added a bunch more devices, but for some reason the ad hoc builds won't install on those devices (but continues to install just fine on the original set). I have been over and over the certificates, devices and provisioning profiles in the iOS Dev Center. I've triple checked all the Build Settings in XCode. The app is for iOS 6 and iOS 7 only. It is built in XCode 5. I've tried installing the

I'm in a CI environment using VSTS and I want to get the commit comment to set him into a text file. Here are my build step : The idea is to copy the GIT commit comment into a text file stored in the artifact folder. Then with the HockeyApp SDK, i'll set my commit comment in the relase note. I can easily copy the file with a command line operation, but I do not know how the retrieve the comment. The environment variable $(Build.SOURCEVERSIONMESSAGE) is set during build. You can access it using $(build.SOURCEVERSIONMESSAGE) directly in your task inputs. If you want to access it in a powershell

When I do web development, I use a custom made logger that catches fatal errors and appends a trace to a file and displays a message to the user. I can occasionally glance to see if the file changed, which means, some user encountered an error and I can dig in to see what they encountered. I'd like something similar on the iphone, with some caveats: While developing, it should be trivial to reset the list of errors or turn off notification. While developing, the error messages should also show up in some obvious place, like on the screen on in the console Once deployed, errors should politely