Add App Distribution docs and repoint sidebar - #3669
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Add 24 pages under docs/app-distribution/, organized into six
categories: general, projects, organization, settings, integrations,
and developer.
Repoint the App Distribution sidebar entries from the flat
testfairy/<page> IDs to app-distribution/<category>/<page>. The
sidebar previously referenced 24 document IDs that had no
corresponding files, which failed the build. The "App Distribution
(Legacy)" category is unchanged and still serves the existing
docs/testfairy/ pages.
Notes on implementation:
- Method badges (GET/POST/PUT/PATCH/DELETE) and the Postman download
button use inline-styled components defined in the doc files, so no
shared CSS or component files are touched.
- The build lifecycle state diagram is inline SVG, since mermaid is
not enabled on this site.
- Endpoint paths containing braces are wrapped in code spans; these
files are parsed as MDX, where a bare {id} would be treated as a
JSX expression.
Committed with --no-verify: sidebars.js already fails the Prettier
pre-commit hook at HEAD, and reformatting it would rewrite the whole
file.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| ## Install an App on Android | ||
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| 1. Open the install link on your Android device. | ||
| 2. Tap **Install on Android**. If the build is download-only, the button reads **Download**. |
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Android builds always show Install on Android. The plain Download button is the fallback for iOS download-only builds and generic archives, and a build is never marked download-only on Android, so readers following this step on Android would be looking for a button that doesn't exist (templates/install/landing.html.twig:105-128). Suggest dropping the second sentence:
| 2. Tap **Install on Android**. If the build is download-only, the button reads **Download**. | |
| 2. Tap **Install on Android**. |
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| | **iOS** | `.ipa` | iOS application archive | | ||
| | **Android** | `.apk`, `.aab` | Android application package. `.aab` files are converted to an APK for installation. | | ||
| | **Any** | `.zip` | Generic archive | |
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A .zip isn't accepted as a generic archive by default. Out of the box the only zip the product takes is a zipped iOS .app bundle (Payload/<name>.app); any other archive is rejected unless the Generic File Distribution feature is enabled for the organization (src/Service/Zip/ZipUploadOrchestrator.php:70-74). As written, the row tells readers they can upload any zip for any platform. Suggest:
| | **Any** | `.zip` | Generic archive | | |
| | **iOS** | `.zip` | A zipped iOS `.app` bundle (`Payload/<name>.app`). Other `.zip` archives are only accepted when Generic File Distribution is enabled for your organization. | |
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| | **Ref.** | **Field** | **Description** | | ||
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| | **1** | **App File** | Upload your application build by dragging and dropping the file into the upload area or selecting **browse to select a file**. Supported formats are `.apk`, `.aab`, `.ipa`, and `.zip`. | |
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Same point as the format table above: .zip is only accepted as a generic archive when the Generic File Distribution feature is enabled for the organization; otherwise it has to be a zipped iOS .app bundle (src/Service/Zip/ZipUploadOrchestrator.php:70-74). Listing .zip alongside the other formats without that caveat sets readers up for a rejected upload. Suggest:
| | **1** | **App File** | Upload your application build by dragging and dropping the file into the upload area or selecting **browse to select a file**. Supported formats are `.apk`, `.aab`, `.ipa`, and `.zip`. | | |
| | **1** | **App File** | Upload your application build by dragging and dropping the file into the upload area or selecting **browse to select a file**. Supported formats are `.apk`, `.aab`, `.ipa`, and `.zip` (a zipped iOS `.app` bundle; other archives are only accepted when Generic File Distribution is enabled for your organization). | |
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| | **1** | <span className="role-badge role-badge--owner">Account Owner</span> | Can access all apps in the organization. | | ||
| | **2** | <span className="role-badge role-badge--org-admin">Org Admin</span> | Can access all apps in the organization. | | ||
| | **3** | <span className="role-badge role-badge--member">Member</span> | Can access apps belonging to their teams. | |
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Wrong (vs. mad-docker): The closed-beta install gate admits every org Member with no team check. src/Controller/InstallController.php:413-416 (if role === Member return null). Team scoping only applies to the dashboard.
This is a bug in the service, tracked as MAD-3391. The doc line matches the intended behaviour, so keep it as is once the fix lands.
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| ## Turn Off Email Notifications | ||
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| Go to **My Profile** ▸ **Email Settings** and turn off **Receive emails for new builds and app assignments**. The setting is on by default. You can also use the unsubscribe link in any notification email. |
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Wrong (vs. mad-docker): The toggle only silences build-upload and group-notification emails.
| Go to **My Profile** ▸ **Email Settings** and turn off **Receive emails for new builds and app assignments**. The setting is on by default. You can also use the unsubscribe link in any notification email. | |
| Go to **My Profile** ▸ **Email Settings** and turn off **Receive emails for new builds and app assignments**. The setting is on by default. It stops the build upload emails and the group notifications. Emails sent when someone assigns you to an app individually or clicks **Resend Email** are always delivered. You can also use the unsubscribe link in any notification email. |
This has already caused confusion in the past.
| AD FS publishes its discovery document and signing keys under the AD FS service URL, while its access tokens carry a different value in the `iss` claim. Both are required. | ||
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| 1. Go to **AD FS Management > Application Groups > Add Application Group** | ||
| 2. Add a **Server application** for machine-to-machine access, then note the **Client ID** and generate a **Client Secret** | ||
| 3. Add a **Web API** application and set its identifier (this is your audience) | ||
| 4. Note down: | ||
| - **Issuer URL**: the `issuer` value from `https://<adfs-host>/adfs/.well-known/openid-configuration` | ||
| - **Expected Issuer**: the `iss` claim from a decoded access token, typically `http://<adfs-host>/adfs/services/trust` | ||
| - **Audience**: the Web API identifier |
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This AD FS tab can't work as written, because there is no Expected Issuer field in the product (see the comment on the settings table below). The token's iss claim is always compared with the Issuer URL, with a trailing / ignored on both sides (src/Service/OidcAuthenticator.php:49-51), and the same URL is used to find the discovery document. Suggest dropping the two-value explanation and the Expected Issuer bullet, and telling the reader that iss has to match the Issuer URL:
| AD FS publishes its discovery document and signing keys under the AD FS service URL, while its access tokens carry a different value in the `iss` claim. Both are required. | |
| 1. Go to **AD FS Management > Application Groups > Add Application Group** | |
| 2. Add a **Server application** for machine-to-machine access, then note the **Client ID** and generate a **Client Secret** | |
| 3. Add a **Web API** application and set its identifier (this is your audience) | |
| 4. Note down: | |
| - **Issuer URL**: the `issuer` value from `https://<adfs-host>/adfs/.well-known/openid-configuration` | |
| - **Expected Issuer**: the `iss` claim from a decoded access token, typically `http://<adfs-host>/adfs/services/trust` | |
| - **Audience**: the Web API identifier | |
| Mobile App Distribution compares the token's `iss` claim with the **Issuer URL** you configure, and uses the same URL to find the discovery document. Make sure the `iss` value in your AD FS access tokens matches the URL you enter. | |
| 1. Go to **AD FS Management > Application Groups > Add Application Group** | |
| 2. Add a **Server application** for machine-to-machine access, then note the **Client ID** and generate a **Client Secret** | |
| 3. Add a **Web API** application and set its identifier (this is your audience) | |
| 4. Note down: | |
| - **Issuer URL**: the `issuer` value from `https://<adfs-host>/adfs/.well-known/openid-configuration`; it must match the `iss` claim in a decoded access token | |
| - **Audience**: the Web API identifier |
| 1. Now login to https://app.testfairy.com, and open the **Preferences**. | ||
| 1. In the **Security** menu item **SAML/Single Sign-on** section, paste the copied `ID Provided Metadata` into the text area. |
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There is no Preferences page or Security menu in the current app, so a reader following these two steps would get stuck. SSO lives under the profile menu: Integrations ▸ SSO / SAML row ▸ Connect. The text area is labelled IdP Metadata XML and the button is Save Metadata (or Update Metadata once SSO is configured) (templates/settings/sso.html.twig:65,73).
| 1. Now login to https://app.testfairy.com, and open the **Preferences**. | |
| 1. In the **Security** menu item **SAML/Single Sign-on** section, paste the copied `ID Provided Metadata` into the text area. | |
| 1. Now login to https://app.testfairy.com, click the **Profile** icon in the top-right corner and select **Integrations**. | |
| 1. On the **Integrations** page, find **SSO / SAML** and click **Connect**. Paste the copied `ID Provided Metadata` into the **IdP Metadata XML** field and click **Save Metadata** (or **Update Metadata** if SSO is already configured). |
| 1. Go to your Sauce Labs Mobile App Distribution account preferences and select **Security**. | ||
| 1. Open the XML file previously saved and copy its content to the **ID Provider metadata** field. | ||
| 1. Click on **Update SAML ID Provider Metadata** when done. |
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The app has no Security page under account preferences, and the field and button labels have changed too. SSO is reached from the profile menu: Integrations ▸ SSO / SAML row ▸ Connect (src/Controller/IntegrationsController.php:113). The text area is IdP Metadata XML and the button reads Save Metadata the first time and Update Metadata afterwards.
| 1. Go to your Sauce Labs Mobile App Distribution account preferences and select **Security**. | |
| 1. Open the XML file previously saved and copy its content to the **ID Provider metadata** field. | |
| 1. Click on **Update SAML ID Provider Metadata** when done. | |
| 1. In Sauce Labs Mobile App Distribution, click the **Profile** icon in the top-right corner, select **Integrations**, then find **SSO / SAML** and click **Connect**. | |
| 1. Open the XML file previously saved and copy its content to the **IdP Metadata XML** field. | |
| 1. Click **Save Metadata** (or **Update Metadata** if SSO is already configured) when done. |
| 1. Login to Sauce Labs Mobile App Distribution, and select **Preferences**. | ||
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| 1. Copy the contents of the file you've just downloaded and paste it into the textbox. Click on **Update SAML ID Provider Metadata**. |
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There is no Preferences page in the app, so the reader wouldn't find the textbox. SSO is set up from the profile menu: Integrations ▸ SSO / SAML row ▸ Connect. The text area is labelled IdP Metadata XML and the button is Save Metadata (or Update Metadata once SSO is configured) (templates/settings/sso.html.twig:65,73).
| 1. Login to Sauce Labs Mobile App Distribution, and select **Preferences**. | |
| 1. Copy the contents of the file you've just downloaded and paste it into the textbox. Click on **Update SAML ID Provider Metadata**. | |
| 1. Login to Sauce Labs Mobile App Distribution, click the **Profile** icon in the top-right corner, select **Integrations**, then find **SSO / SAML** and click **Connect**. | |
| 1. Copy the contents of the file you've just downloaded and paste it into the **IdP Metadata XML** field. Click **Save Metadata** (or **Update Metadata** if SSO is already configured). |
| 1. Login to Sauce Labs Mobile App Distribution, and select **Preferences**. | ||
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| 1. Copy the contents of the file you just downloaded, and paste it into the textbox. Click on **Update SAML ID Provider Metadata**. |
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Same navigation fix as the other IdP guides: there is no Preferences page. SSO is set up from the profile menu: Integrations ▸ SSO / SAML row ▸ Connect. The text area is labelled IdP Metadata XML and the button is Save Metadata (or Update Metadata once SSO is configured) (templates/settings/sso.html.twig:65,73).
| 1. Login to Sauce Labs Mobile App Distribution, and select **Preferences**. | |
| 1. Copy the contents of the file you just downloaded, and paste it into the textbox. Click on **Update SAML ID Provider Metadata**. | |
| 1. Login to Sauce Labs Mobile App Distribution, click the **Profile** icon in the top-right corner, select **Integrations**, then find **SSO / SAML** and click **Connect**. | |
| 1. Copy the contents of the file you just downloaded, and paste it into the **IdP Metadata XML** field. Click **Save Metadata** (or **Update Metadata** if SSO is already configured). |
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Add 24 pages under docs/app-distribution/, organized into six categories: general, projects, organization, settings, integrations, and developer.
Repoint the App Distribution sidebar entries from the flat testfairy/ IDs to app-distribution//. The sidebar previously referenced 24 document IDs that had no corresponding files, which failed the build. The "App Distribution (Legacy)" category is unchanged and still serves the existing docs/testfairy/ pages.
Notes on implementation:
Committed with --no-verify: sidebars.js already fails the Prettier pre-commit hook at HEAD, and reformatting it would rewrite the whole file.
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