> Is it better practice to have a different bundle ID (hence a separate
> app) for your beta ad-hoc distribution VS your release version?
>
> This would mean if a current beta is bugged users could go back to
> your release app just be opening the other app. However it's more
> work to maintain both and potentially confusing to your testers to
> have 2 copies of the app on their iPhone.
>
> Thoughts?
My Adhoc builds just have a different name, like AppAdHoc (and usually a
diffrenet splashscreen so it's obviously a beta).
It's up to testers if they throw the original away or not. Only with apps
that have URL schemes I ask beta testers to throw away the "store bought"
version and restart after installing the AdHoc version. But even then there
is no problem with the same bundle ID.
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