How to upload app on testFlight

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How to upload app on testFlight



I want to upload build on testFlight with the Xcode But getting error every time.
How can i upload it by Application loader
what option should I select when creating IPA to upload it by Application Loader



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mention the error..!!!
– Salman Ghumsani
Jul 14 '17 at 7:22





What is the error? Btw, you need to select the 3rd option, "Save for Enterprise Deployment".
– Lawliet
Jul 14 '17 at 7:22





I want to upload it only for beta testing
– Pintu Rajput
Jul 14 '17 at 7:24





You have to select first option for Beta Testing, But you have to mention the error so that we can suggest you....
– Parvendra Singh
Jul 14 '17 at 7:26





Upload a store build (first option) for TestFlight. The same build can be tested on TestFlight, and then released to the store without changes.
– Dave Wood
Jul 14 '17 at 7:26




3 Answers
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You are trying to upload an app signed with Development profile or Adhoc Distribution to App store. For uploading to App store you application should be signed with App Store Distribution Profile



When you are building a TestFlight build, you don't need to 'Export'. Once you got to the 'Organizer' select 'Upload to App Store'. Then it will ask you choose the team. Select your team or select 'use local signing assets' if you have imported certificates from another mac.



If your build has no issues, you will be able to upload it to the App Store.



Upload to App Store



You upload a app as normal... Testflight is a feature you can setup in iTunes Connect. Thus you use the first option, and then in iTunes Connect you do the rest.



After upload to iTunes Connect, you should have a build available in iTunes Connect Testflight area...



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There you follow the prompts, it is a very simple process to follow...





But I am not be able upload app on itune neither Xcode nor Application Loader
– Pintu Rajput
Jul 14 '17 at 9:41





What error are you receiving on the upload?
– Burnie777
Jul 14 '17 at 9:42





check this: stackoverflow.com/questions/42406751/…... Note that your issue is to do with the binary upload, and not at the testflight, as originally explain...
– Burnie777
Jul 14 '17 at 9:51






Do you have a App Store Distribution Profile, as mentioned by @hariszaman, for deploying your apps?
– Burnie777
Jul 14 '17 at 11:05





yes I have App Store Distribution
– Pintu Rajput
Jul 14 '17 at 11:21






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