Hi All
I need to push a new version of my app out to a select few users to test. If I publish, everyone will get it
How do I allow users to test ON A MOBILE DEVICE
Thanks
Mark
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Here is one possible approach:
1. Let's save your app's current published version is 1.
2. You have made some changes and the current version is 2 (unpublished).
3. You don't want to publish version 2 as it will get rolled out to everyone.
4. Open the app and choose Save As.
5. Give it a diff name and save it.
6. As soon as you save it, it gets published.
7. Share this app with the select users.
8. Once you get their confirmation, you can publish version 2 of the original app.
Let me know if this helps.
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Thanks!
Hardit Bhatia
Hi @Mark2457 ,
I can tell you my process as I have over 100 mobile users. I use "Save as" and make another copy with "Beta" on the end of the name and share with my select group of testers. I leave the"send email" checked so they know it has been published.
After successful testing, I either
This has worked quite well for a couple of years - happy to assist further.
Please click Accept as solution if my post helped you solve your issue. This will help others find it more readily. It also closes the item. If the content was useful in other ways, please consider giving it Thumbs Up.
Here is one possible approach:
1. Let's save your app's current published version is 1.
2. You have made some changes and the current version is 2 (unpublished).
3. You don't want to publish version 2 as it will get rolled out to everyone.
4. Open the app and choose Save As.
5. Give it a diff name and save it.
6. As soon as you save it, it gets published.
7. Share this app with the select users.
8. Once you get their confirmation, you can publish version 2 of the original app.
Let me know if this helps.
---
If you like this reply, please give kudos (Thumbs Up). And if this solves your problem, please mark this reply as a solution by selecting Accept as Solution. This makes it easier for others to find answers to similar questions.
Thanks!
Hardit Bhatia
Hi @Mark2457 ,
I can tell you my process as I have over 100 mobile users. I use "Save as" and make another copy with "Beta" on the end of the name and share with my select group of testers. I leave the"send email" checked so they know it has been published.
After successful testing, I either
This has worked quite well for a couple of years - happy to assist further.
Please click Accept as solution if my post helped you solve your issue. This will help others find it more readily. It also closes the item. If the content was useful in other ways, please consider giving it Thumbs Up.
No problem @Mark2457
@PowerAddict and myself published at the same time and seem to have very similar processes - I trust they will work for you also.
So a follow up
How do you manage test data and connections, Ideally, when the users test, they will use a sandbox. With SQL, etc, it;s easy, I just change the connection string. This app uses 4 SharePoint connections and 2 flows (which in turn use sharepoint connections).
Is there an easy way to point them to test data?
Thanks
Mark
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