Is there a way to see what UDID are included in a build?
Solution 1
Open the .mobileprovision
file in a text editor. The devices included will be listed under the ProvisionedDevices element of the plist section.
If you use testflight, it automatically compares the devices in the profile with your registered testers.
An IPA's contents can be inspected by copying the file, renaming it as .zip
and unzipping it. Inside there you will find .mobileprovision
files.
Solution 2
I use http://thebetafamily.com/supersend/ to see what UDIDs that are included in my iOS app, also an easy way to send the ipa to my clients.
Solution 3
Diawi Let you to distribute an IPA file and see the provisioned devices on it.
- Upload IPA file.
- Open link provided by Diawi after file is uploaded.
- Click on Companion
- Click on Provisioned devices
- See list of UDIDs
Now you IPA file is ready to be distributed and you can be sure who can use it.
Solution 4
Get the iPA/build file. Right click and open with Archive Utility.
New directory Payload will be created.
Open the Payload.
Package file should be there with APP Name.
Right click on the File, select the “Show Package Contents”.
Inside this folder, you can file a file named “embedded.mobileprovision”. Open this file using Textedit application.Or Open it using vim editor in terminal.
Copy your UDID and search among the list of UDIDs in the embedded.mobileprovision file.
Solution 5
one command:
zipgrep 00008020-000D15C4343200E2 MyApp.ipa
output:
Payload/MyApp.app/embedded.mobileprovision:Binary file (standard input) matches
TL;DR:
- IPA file is a zip file that contains a file
Payload/MyApp.app/embedded.mobileprovision
it works on MacOS, I didn't test on other OS
Reference:
- it's based on the accepted answer https://stackoverflow.com/a/11559771/1489446
Comments
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Lohardt almost 2 years
I am looking for a way to validate an IPA or mobileprovision file, to see if all my test devices have been added before i distribute the app for beta-testing.