When Apple deprecated openssl with XCode 7 this broke Receigen - a program for creating the code to validate receipts. I've done a lot of work to work around this, mostly by changing the #include statements in the included files from #include <openssl/headername> to #include "headername". This causes the compiler to use the version of the openssl headers in the files provided by Receigen. At least now I can get my Mac App to build. The Receigen inspector says that my app is signed correctly. Now I need to test the code. The developer documentation at Receigen and Apple tells me to create a test user. I'm supposed to export a developer-signed copy of the app and then launch it in the finder. It should exit with error 173. Then the OS should add a valid App Store receipt and relaunch it. It should ask the test user for his apple ID.
The problem is I can't figure out how to create a test user at iTunes Connect. I can create users but there 's no option for what type of user I'm creating. I found the manage users options but none of the options looks like a test user. Is there any description anywhere that actually tells how to do this? Searching these forums I found nothing. I tried to change my options to make myself a test user but I can't change the check boxes.
The developer of Receigen isn't fixing this and doesn't respond to support E-mails. I'm hoping one of you can help me
