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In order to load your data into the production environment in Apple CloudKit, follow the steps below: Deploy Your Schema: Initially, deploy your schema to the production environment using the recommended approach provided by Apple. Prepare for TestFlight: Retain all the codes and views utilized previously for uploading data to the development environment. Deploy your app to TestFlight. TestFlight Approval and Data Transition: Upon receiving approval and ensuring the functionality on TestFlight, the same codes and views that were used to upload data to the CloudKit records in the development environment will now point to the production environment. Consequently, all the data will be uploaded to the production environment, facilitating a smooth transition. Post this process, your app on TestFlight will interact with the data in the production environment of CloudKit, ensuring consistency and enabling effective testing. This method ensures a seamless transition of data from the development environment to the production environment, aligning with the operational flow of CloudKit and TestFlight.
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I've developed an app utilizing substantial data uploaded to a CloudKit record in the development environment. Having deployed the Record Type schema to production and released a TestFlight version for testing, how can I transfer the data from the development to the production environment, or upload the data directly to the production environment? This is crucial as TestFlight testers can only access data from the production environment.
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I have deployed an app in Xcode via USB to two devices and they are working fine including login and signup developed using CloudKit. I have also deployed the same app using TestFlight but the app deployed through testFlight is not responding to the signup and login
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