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Originally Posted by rraagg
Ok I might have done things the wrong way round..
Release profile: installs to my iPhone and it uses my provitional profile.
Distribution profile: does not install to my iPhone, it uses the distribution and app prfile I created in the iPhone portal.
Have i got this completly wrong?
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Well - not necessarily since you name the different profiles in Xcode as you please... But it would be good standard to try to get your head around all this and name them in a manner that let's everyone else understand what you're talking about...
When developing - and testing on you device (iPhone/iPod) - That should be called debug (called that in portal as well if I remember correctly)...
When building AdHoc - Called distribution togheter with the release (might be a bit confusing) - Should be named Distribution in Xcode...
When building for AppStore - Called Release - defined at the same place as the AdHoc, only you choose store insted of ad hoc...
So, if your release installs to your phone while debugging (and developing) that is not your release profile - that's your debug-profile...
If your Distribution profile does not install into your phone but you managed to submit it to iTunes Connect as an app for review - then that's your Release profile...
If you haven't built any AdHoc-versions for beta-tests (then you haven't tried out your app on any other devices and that's not all togheter good since you should test you app before submitting), then that slot is empty but should be called Distribution...
That's how it works if you want people to understand what you're talking about...
