
#Ibrowse ios 9 install#
After install this is automatically corrected though. During installation the device doesn't know which app you are updating, so you'll see a second app icon during installation. 8 years ago This works fine, there is however a minor drawback. 8 years ago But you have to also change the bundle name in app, isn't it? I have tried only changing the server plist and result is: Sep 18 09:59:20 XXX-iPhone filecoordinationd : sandboxing denied subscription to progress on category (bundle id, 037BE63A-8737-4A4B-9C9D-B8FAF8DC0D40) Sep 18 09:59:20 XXX-iPhone filecoordinationd : sandboxing denied subscription to progress on category (bundle id (null), 0B9D3B2A-2B5D-4882-8771-61784326E507) and app does not install 8 years ago mmm I am not right, it does log the warning but also it installs the app. I've heard of people having issues like this with Beta 5. Devices which never installed your application before will have no problems to install the app.ħ years, 3 months ago Related Topics xcode ios ios8 enterprise-distribution Comments 8 years ago Which version of iOS8 are you running. Most of the times you'll only see an popup asking for install, but nothing happens.Īs Sean already noticed, this appears with xCode 6 GM and the official iOS 8 version. It looks like iOS 8 is caching the bundle identifiers and compares the requested installs with these cached ones.

With a clean install the installation icon will disappear and the installed application icon will appear in place. After the installation this icon disappears, but your already existing version of the app will be updated. If you already have an install of the app, you will even see a new app icon during install.

The app will be installed using a new app icon, which will disappear after install. plist using for download distribution, keeping our ipa bundle identifier the same.įor example, in your plist: bundle-identifierĬhange to 8fix We were able to fix this issue by 'faking' the bundle identifier inside the. I've also encountered this problem with our app distribution.
