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The Test Flight app from Apple allows developers to test their apps on a platform (iOS, Mac, etc.) to make sure the app works on other hardware than your own. It also lets a developer distribute the app to other beta testers from around the world.

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Here’s how:

To prepare an iOS app for TestFlight, you’ll first need to build and archive your app in Xcode. Then, you’ll upload the archive to App Store Connect and configure the app’s TestFlight settings, including adding internal and/or external testers. Finally, testers need to install the TestFlight app and accept the invitation to test the app. 

Here’s a more detailed breakdown:

1. Build and Archive Your App in Xcode:
  • Configure Build Settings: Ensure your app’s build settings are configured correctly for distribution, including versioning and other necessary options. 
  • Generate Build: Build your app for the target architecture (e.g., any iOS device M64). 
  • Archive the Build: Archive the build using Xcode’s Product > Archive menu. 
2. Upload to App Store Connect:
  • Distribute the App: After archiving, click the “Distribute App” button in Xcode.
  • Select Distribution Method: Choose “App Store Connect” as the distribution method to upload the build to TestFlight.
  • Upload the Build: Follow the on-screen instructions to upload the archive to App Store Connect. 
3. Configure App Store Connect:
  • Access TestFlight: In App Store Connect, navigate to your app and then the TestFlight tab.
  • Fill out Test Information: Provide details about the build, such as internal and external tester groups, and any specific testing instructions.
  • Add Testers: You can add testers either by their Apple ID or by sharing a public link.
  • Send Invitations: Send email invitations to testers to install the TestFlight app and test the app. 
4. Tester Onboarding:
  • Install TestFlight: Testers need to install the TestFlight app from the App Store. 
  • Accept Invitation: Testers will receive an invitation to test your app in TestFlight.They need to accept the invitation and install the app. 
  • Start Testing: Once installed, testers can use the TestFlight app to test your app and provide feedback.

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