TestFlight App shows wrong SDK Version

Question

I'm using the TestFlight App to distribute my application over the air and therefore included the SDK version 1.2 into my app.

When I'm trying to upload my app using the desktop application it shows the wrong SDK Version (1.1) instead of 1.2.

Edit: It also seems, that it isn't just an information issue. It really is SDK Version 1.1 since it doesn't seem to support the new App Tokens (Sessions aren't displayed etc.) but I fetched the new version from the TestFlight Webpage and included it in my project.

What am I doing wrong?

Greetings

Answer 1

I would recommend you to get TestFlight SDK using CocoaPods, it's fast and easy, takes care of the dependencies and settings, and let's you focus on the proper coding. The website has pretty straight forward info on how to set it up, but I wrote a tutorial about it.

To get the pod for TestFlightSDK you'll just need to add to your Podfile this line:

pod 'TestFlightSDK', '~> 1.2'

TestFlight is now part of the workspace, so it must be imported this way:

#import <TestFlight.h>

You should be good to go with CocoaPods, but here are some possible things to try out, if you haven't yet:

• Try an upload via the web interface instead of the desktop app
• Check the files you've added to the project, maybe you picked them from the wrong version folder
• Go over the documentation for v1.2 again, you could have missed a step
• Download the SDK again, the UI of the website is not so clear, you could have picked the wrong one.

Hope this helps