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Show provisioning profile expiration date of iOS releases in Distribute #1013

Open zeinabch opened 5 years ago

zeinabch commented 5 years ago

We can't find the expiry date of the releases, this feature was available in HockeyApp. I couldn't find any note in the documentation about removing it.

elamalani commented 5 years ago

@zeinabch Unlike HockeyApp, the releases don't expire in App Center. You can disable or delete it from the portal, API, or CLI.

elamalani commented 5 years ago

Closing this issue but let us know if you have any more questions.

zeinabch commented 5 years ago

@elamalani please don't close this ticket! In fact, releases do expire when the provisioning profile does. Can you assure that the build can be used normally with AppCenter if the provisioning profile is expired??

dipree commented 5 years ago

@zeinabch sorry for the mis-understanding here and thank you for bringing it up. I see the value of displaying the expiration date of the provisioning profile.

onavas commented 4 years ago

Is there any improvement with this request?? Is there any way already to check the provisioning expiration date? I thing it's a very important feature to avoid installation problems.

Thank you very much.

zeinabch commented 4 years ago

@nilofer @dipree do you know when this issue will be fixed? it was opened since Sep 13, 2019.

nilofer commented 4 years ago

@ahdbilal to take a look at this

ahdbilal commented 4 years ago

Thanks all for the feedback! I have put this feature on the backlog and I will discuss this with the team next team during our stand-up. I will post here once there is an update.

andreasley commented 4 years ago

Is there any update on this? Making this information visible in App Center is crucial, since an expired Provisioning Profile can ruin a deployment.

Additional suggestions:

ahdbilal commented 4 years ago

@andreasley This is not on our immediate backlog but we will continue to track this feature and will consider adding it in later stages. Please do keep on sharing your feedback/interest in this feature as this will help us to prioritize this feature.

onavas commented 4 years ago

I'm with Andreas Ley. I find very surprising that this feature need more explanations. It's a very important information to know when deploying an app. The features that he suggest would be far more than amazing, but the minimum requirement should be just displaying the provisioning profile expiration date. I can't understand this need too much comments or effords when, in fact, it was available in the old HockeyApp platform.

This thread is open on September 2019. Please, make a consideration to apply this suggestion. I think it's very simple to understand the importance of this request if you are an iOS developer. Thank you.

zeinabch commented 4 years ago

I do NOT understand why this issue can't be fixed???? this is NOT a new feature! it is a BUG @ahdbilal

zeinabch commented 4 years ago

@elamalani @dipree @nilofer @ahdbilal I want to escalate this issue it is causing us a lot of troubles! please plan a fix ASAP!!!!!!!!

AlexFolland commented 4 years ago

This was in HockeyApp. It's a basic mandatory requirement for iOS releases. Please fix it when you can, which is probably today, since it's just a matter of displaying the data that's already known.

onavas commented 4 years ago

AppCenter people... It's veeeeery sad that a request sooooo easy to fix is being delayed tooooo much time. I think it's ridiculous. I can't imagine what are you waiting to fix a funcionality that is VITAL for iOS developers. Please, give some sense to the claim that we're showing in this thread. A one year wait to show a label... As I said, very dissapointing...

vitalikrasnikdev commented 4 years ago

Any updates regarding this bug?

rughvi commented 3 years ago

+1

It is definitely required to show the expiration dates on the apps being uploaded/distributed. Also it would be good to send email alerts about those expiries.

m046418 commented 3 years ago

It used to be the case that Hockey App showed the provisioning expiry date in the release details of the app. Would be great if App Center did the same, just displaying would be sufficient for now.

Currently App Center knows and displays the name of the provisioning profile embedded with the app. So, hopefully it's not too much of a stretch to also show the expiry date in that same profile.

Thx.

onavas commented 3 years ago

It used to be the case that Hockey App showed the provisioning expiry date in the release details of the app. Would be great if App Center did the same, just displaying would be sufficient for now.

Currently App Center knows and displays the name of the provisioning profile embedded with the app. So, hopefully it's not too much of a stretch to also show the expiry date in that same profile.

Thx.

+1. Although it seems that it must be indeed too much effort because it has been requested for more than one year. Unbelievable.

ghost commented 3 years ago

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AlexFolland commented 3 years ago

Was my comment deleted? I explained earlier today the manual workflow this forces, to prevent the "stale" status that is associated with issues that don't have enough information, are no longer in need of fixing, or no longer valid. This issue is still in need of fixing, has enough information, and is still valid. If my comment was deleted and it was not an error on my part, please avoid deleting comments that are intended to update the status and legitimately maintain rationale for the issue not deserving to be marked stale.

onavas commented 3 years ago

Almost two years waiting for a minor but VERY NECESSARY fix... That's insane... Showing the provisioning profile expiration date and the app bundle (also missing when passing from HockeyApp to AppCenter) ARE VITAL!!!!

zeinabch commented 3 years ago

I don't understand why this issue can never be fixed!!!!!!

ghost commented 3 years ago

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onavas commented 3 years ago

We keep waiting for an answer from AppCenter. Very disappointing service, by the way. Showing the provisioning profile expiration date and the app bundle (also missing when passing from HockeyApp to AppCenter) ARE VITAL!!!!

ghost commented 2 years ago

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andreasley commented 2 years ago

The feature would still be tremendously helpful.

ghost commented 2 years ago

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onavas commented 2 years ago

Still waiting for a solution. More than 2 years to add a minor fix for a very important feature is very disappointing.

ghost commented 2 years ago

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onavas commented 2 years ago

Once more, requesting something that seems impossible. Please, use common sense and show this information in the app profile.

oslTrifork commented 2 years ago

+1 Coming from a distribution service where I can see that the app(s) has expired and be able to re-sign those, it's unfortunate to see that AppCenter doesn't support this feature currently.

Having an overview of the apps that has expired and being able to avoid downloading an app that can't be used, is very helpful.

ghost commented 2 years ago

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onavas commented 2 years ago

Is this a joke? Almost three years to add a functionality...

AlexFolland commented 2 years ago

It's still relevant. Stop marking issues "stale" if they're not fixed. An issue being not fixed for a long time doesn't mean it isn't still an issue. When migrating from HockeyApp, App Center should at least support the features HockeyApp had, and this is a relatively simple feature to implement with a huge obvious benefit.

ghost commented 2 years ago

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andreasley commented 2 years ago

Dear bot, you're quite correct, this issue is stale. Still relevant though.

ghost commented 2 years ago

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ploureiro commented 2 years ago

Still needed.

ghost commented 1 year ago

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oslTrifork commented 1 year ago

No, bad bot. This would still be very useful!

wi-ry commented 1 year ago

I swear this bot hinders AppCenter more than it helps. I see so many excellent feature requests got ignored in a snap.

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ghost commented 1 year ago

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andreasley commented 1 year ago

I'm considering writing an AppCenter alternative...

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AlexFolland commented 1 year ago

Here's another bimonthly bump which should not be necessary.

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andreasley commented 1 year ago

Still needed.

mbrar10 commented 1 year ago

Still needed.