Attempting to invite co-workers to App Store Connect Users. This co-worker has a valid Apple account. We have three assigned users. I am able to send the invite to this co-worker. He accepts the invite, however he is never added as a User.
When viewing the "Add App Store Connect Users" we see some text to the right of the search magnifying glass icon that reads "0 of 98 Available".
Apple support always returns an anemic/unhelpful response to questions like these.
My question is: What does the "98" represent and why do I have "0" left of them? If 98 represents Testers, if I have 3 assigned, where are the other 95? We have never had more than five testers max. Does the act of adding and removing testers reduce the max amount available?
donald ashworth
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Hello. We have implemented Xamarin iOS Push Notifications using Microsoft Azure as the Notification Provider. Our success has been hit or miss with iOS. Android seems to work great.
For the last couple of days Push Notifications are not working for us. I can set breakpoints in our code and watch our middle tier submit the Push Notification request to the Azure notification hub without encountering exceptions. The Azure Portal shows iOS device registration requests but no messages being sent to the iOS device itself. We have triple-checked Apple Developer account statuses, regenerated Apple Keys for Azure Authentication Tokens, tried both Production and Sandbox Azure Push Notification Hub modes, etc..
Apple PNS is responsible for actually sending the request to the iOS device. Once we make our Push Notification requests at Azure everything is a black box after that. The request either does or does not work. To us it seems essential to be able track a Push Notification request all the way through its entire lifecycle.
We have seen many forum posts detailing APNS configuration, but nothing about detailed request monitoring.
Is there a tool or portal (a way) to see the details of our Apple Push Notification requests? This is a very important part of supporting Push Notification services.
Our dev stack is PC: Windows 10, Visual Studio 2019 Professional with Xamarin Forms 4.8.0.1534 bridging to a MacBook Air macOS Catalina version 10.15.7, Xcode 12.1 (12A7403).
Thank you,
Don