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I'm having trouble with setting up a beta test with internal testers using iTunes Connect and TestFlight.
I've added users as internal testers inside iTunes Connect, but how do I distribute the app to them? Inside Xcode I don't find any option for distributing to beta testers.
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To add Internal testers: Navigate back to your app in My Apps, select the TestFlight tab and click Internal Testing on the left-hand side; Now click the (+) sign next to the header Internal Testers; Check the box next to any eligible users who have not already been invited and click Add.
Internal testers You can designate up to 100 members of your team who hold the Account Holder, Admin, App Manager, Developer, or Marketing role as beta testers. You can also create multiple groups and add different builds to each one, depending on which features you want each group to focus on.
To add an internal tester, head to the Users and Access section in App Store Connect. For this example, use your own email address. If you were adding other internal testers, you'd use their email addresses and they would carry out the steps of accepting an invitation. Click the + button to add a new user.
In response to @haupman's issue.
It seems that trying to install, when accepting the invite in the gmail app, on an iOS device, won't always work.
The workaround was to forward the email to an address that is synched to the iOS mail app and then click on the links from inside.
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As Fluffhead said, Gmail app won't work, since it opens Chrome for the link, which has no use.
Two options to accept the internal tester invitation in a mail from iTunes:
1) Use iOS Mail to click the link in the mail, then iOS Mail will open Safari automatically.
2) If iOS Mail is not available, copy the link and paste it to Safari. For example, you can use Gmail to click the link, copy the link in Chrome, and then paste it to Safari.
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