IPA GENERATION(IOS)

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step1: open platforms->ios->OrangeRover.xcworkspace double click on OrangeRover.xcworkspace open xcode file.
step2: double click on project folder open like this see below image.

 step3:if you change bundle identifier name select info and find bundle identifier double click on value change the name.
bundle identifier name starts with com.any.any like this.

step4:open safari and open apple developer account.
step5:open itunes login.
click on itunes connect option click on account tab login with credentials.
step6:generate certificate->click on finder->open applications->open utilities->open keychain access



after enter apple developer account email save file in saved to disk and continue.
and then empty page certificate saved in desktop.(saved file name like this CertificateSigningRequest.certSigningRequest).
step7:add splash screen to app
in xcode ->resources->click on cdvlaunchscreen.storyboard->select image from assets.
if don't have image in assets add image and then fit the image in selected device click on
click on this symbol select four co-ordinates.
step8:add UDID in apple developer account->select devices->click on + add symbol and then enter fields name& Udid click on register.
step9->open Xcode and select product click on clean and after click on build.
after successfully completed on build then next click on archive.after select distribute app.
app thinning-> select comparable all devices and then automatically manage signing one file generated this send to test flight.

step10->test app in TestFlight->search google like this diwan->click on saved file in desktop->open apps and dragged test.ipa file in TestFlight account after that generated one link this link will be share to all registered udid users.
step11->add

TestFlight using-> select iOS app development
else select ->Appstore















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