PhoneGap works well so does Xcode or anything that doesn't aim to replace the typical processes.
It's just such a stupid thing with their rake command, it checks to see if your device is provisioned to save you an unsavory error message. Since I have an Apple Enterprise account I am not subject to the 100 device limit and having to provision the device's UDID; so they're checking a non-existent array in the provisioning profile.
Less a pet feature, more an edge case with "rake device" that they missed. It's like they're completely oblivious to an entire class of provisioning profiles in their tooling.
Which doesn't speak well to the maturity of the tool, have they seriously never dealt with an enterprise customer or for that matter an app that had more than 100 devices beta testing it? Almost every iOS development firm I know uses the enterprise provisioning profiles since it's a more simple process than having to juggle UDIDs.
It's just such a stupid thing with their rake command, it checks to see if your device is provisioned to save you an unsavory error message. Since I have an Apple Enterprise account I am not subject to the 100 device limit and having to provision the device's UDID; so they're checking a non-existent array in the provisioning profile.
Less a pet feature, more an edge case with "rake device" that they missed. It's like they're completely oblivious to an entire class of provisioning profiles in their tooling.
Which doesn't speak well to the maturity of the tool, have they seriously never dealt with an enterprise customer or for that matter an app that had more than 100 devices beta testing it? Almost every iOS development firm I know uses the enterprise provisioning profiles since it's a more simple process than having to juggle UDIDs.