I executed the next steps:
1) Changed my app scheme to debug in Archive mode .
2) I created an archive.
3) I uploaded it to the iTunes connect.
4) I made needed build available for testing and invited beta testers.
5) I downloaded an app from the Testflight app with beta tester's credentials.
6) I activated Settings/Safari/Advanced/Web Inspector mode on the device and Develop mode in Safari on my Mac.
7) So now I'm running my debug build which was downloaded from the Testflight and I can not inspect the Webview of my app within the Safari Develop mode . It says "No inspectable applications".
I don't understand what's the problem. Does Testflight restrict debug mode for the builds?
Could somebody help me with it?
I found out what was the problem.
For inspecting your app within Safari Develop mode your build should be signed with iOS Development Certificate . But when you are uploading your app to TestFlight - Xcode automatically resign it with iOS Distribution Certificate . With this type of Certificate, you can not inspect Webview of your application in Safari.
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