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Hi,
I have added a users udid ID to my apple account, but when they try to install the app they get this error "Warning: the provisioning profile inside this app doesn't seem to contain your device's UDID" none of the other users added and using the link encountered this issue.... Please help if you have any suggestions
I have added a users udid ID to my apple account, but when they try to install the app they get this error "Warning: the provisioning profile inside this app doesn't seem to contain your device's UDID" none of the other users added and using the link encountered this issue.... Please help if you have any suggestions
Check with the commandline apksigner tool if you can (it's in the sdk's build-tools), like this: "./apksigner verify --verbose --print-certs theapp.apk"
for the others who are interested in the answer :
- with a regular iOS account (using Ad-Hoc builds) you can register up to 100 devices per device type (iPhone, iPad etc.).
- with a enterprise iOS account (using In-House builds) you don't need to register your devices's UDIDs and there is no limit in the number of installs
That's why there are some add-on on Diawi to allow more than 100 installations for an app!
Hi guys, I'm here as a representative from AnitaB.org open source org. I want to know some feature of daiwi. We want to build apks for every Pull Request issued from the contributors AUTOMATICALLY. So that the tester need not build the project and then test it. Instead just download the apk from the PR and test it.
Anyone from the dev team of diawi can respond pls??
Hi @i-rizwan, could you check what the command "dig www.diawi.com" shows? it seems that your machine doesn't find our servers, this command might give a clue; otherwise try maybe with another internet access?
Hi Guys! We were just wondering, is there a reason why the installed iOS apps are auto updating themselves to latest install URLs?
Usecase: We have 2 install iOS links: install1 uploaded 2 days ago and install2 uploaded yesterday
Scenario: Even if installing the install1, if you close the app and reopen it shows you the install2 version
It is not possible! Did you double-check the content of each install link? there is no way another link would be installed, and there is no way an "update" would be installed through links like this
Also by using links, you can install in both ways, newer version over older, or older over newer, iOS and Diawi don't care
We've double checked that, and could reproduce it by our QA team.
Installed old links, reopen app, new version shows up.
On dozens of devices.
At least 70 iPads auto updated to latest link...
There is no such thing as auto-update here, that's 100% sure, it must be something else
I see, thank you! We'll debug it on Monday and see if we're doing something weird on our side.
The thing that made us think to autoupdate was upgrading the account exactly yesterday, when this thing started to happen. We had no issues in months.
An error occurred:
4001603: Invalid .apk file: manifest is missing code version
But I have defined a code version in my manifest
4001603: Invalid .apk file: manifest is missing code version
But I have defined a code version in my manifest
Could you check if your "aapt2" binary provided in the android build tools sees it? you can run it like this:
aapt2 dump badging path_to_your_app.apk and then find a row that starts with "package:" and it should contain "versionCode='X'" to be accepted on Diawi
It it doesn't, then something is missing in your manifest
It it does however, you should contact Diawi support through the dashboard, because there might be a bug on the service