Request an iOS real-computer debug certificate and Profile

The iOS real-computer debug certificate is intended for scenarios where you can't directly connect to a device to test with Xcode, such as sending a test to a customer or friend, or using a developed app such as a cross-platform development tool Appcan.

iOS real-computer debugging requires adding devices first

First, add test equipment

1. Get Udid

Scan the QR code below with your iPhone or iPad to get UDID quickly

2, Login to the Developer center, add equipment, select devices, click on the upper right corner + number.

3. Enter the device name and device Udid, and click Create.

Second, create a release test certificate

iOS certificate request here is a tool appuploader that can help you quickly request an iOS certificate in the win system, and it doesn't matter if you don't have a Mac.

Can create iOS certificates very quickly

Install the Appuploader installation tutorial first.

1, open the software, select Certification.

2, click +add Select Publish Certificate option, click +add Select Developer Certificate option, enter the certificate name, mailbox, certificate password, click OK to create.

3. Download and save the certificate file (. p12)

Iii. Creating a release test profile

1, select Profiles, click +add Select Developer Profile Options

2. Click +add Select Publish Test Profile option (ad hoc), select AppID, tick the publish certificate created before the association, tick add device to test, enter a name, click OK to create.

3. Download and save (. mobileprovision) file

Save your iOS certificate and profile, and then you can go to the development platform you are using to pack and test.

Full text tutorial for iOS real-computer debugging

Request an iOS real-computer debug certificate and Profile