how to get a new invitation code to TestFlight app

hy sir give me new invention code

ChZulqarnain wrote:

hy sir give me new invention code

Contact the app vendor.

The app vendor created the app, and is managing the TeatFlight beta.

That’s not going to be anybody around this discussion thread

I am the lead on this project; I have full control over appstore connect, I can publish the app to the app store etc. How on earth do I get access to test flight? What is this mysterious code invite code? I have opened the email, no code; I have opened the email on the iPad, no code. I have scoured over app store connect looking to generate this code. Nothing. How on earth do I get this?

David_Ufland wrote:

I am the lead on this project; I have full control over appstore connect, I can publish the app to the app store etc. How on earth do I get access to test flight? What is this mysterious code invite code? I have opened the email, no code; I have opened the email on the iPad, no code. I have scoured over app store connect looking to generate this code. Nothing. How on earth do I get this?

This project? Which project? This whole thread is seemingly random folks asking for random testing codes.

Here is how to use TestFlight as a developer: https://testflight.apple.com/

Within TestFlight, a developer can email a private invite to a specific user or a list of users, or the developer can generate a URL that can be posted. The former approach with email holds the testing closer and testers are not anonymous, while the latter is much wider and testers are anonymous. These two approaches are the “codes” used in TestFlight—there are codes buried inside these, but those codes aren’t all that useful either for the developer or for the tester.

Once a new tester has installed TestFlight app and accepted the test, they should have access to the test on their devices (up to 10?) sharing the same Apple ID without dealing with any codes.

You’ll probably want to limit the duration of the testing campaign, and this limit can then be used to free up TestFlight resources for potentially more active testers from the inactive testers, or from the wants-a-free-app folks.