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Apple AppStore reviewer access to SFDC account without being presented with verification code
Hi All,
We have a iOS Hybrid app that we want to submit to the AppStore. I have a sample/demo account that I can provide the AppStore reviewer to use in order to try out the app. My question is, is there a way to disable/skip the "verification code" during the OAuth workflow. Most likely when the reviewer attempts to login (first time) to the demo account via in-app OAuth, Salesforce will show the message "Enter your verification code" (which will be emailed to me). I am hoping that reviewer will contact us (info provided in iTunesConnect) when this happens - but of course may delay the review process.
Has any one run into this problem? Or is this really a non-issue?
Thanks.
- Sanun
Hi Akhilesh, thanks for the link.
That posts basically states that you cannot disable (or bypass) verification codes yourself in your dev org. A few have been lucky in getting it disabled by asking SFDC to disable it (which may requiring some paper work/ legal docs signed).
So looks like this is a no-go.
Quick update: Our app was rejected due to the verification code - basically they were not able to test/review it as they were not able to login to the SFDC account. We left our contact number as well - but the review was done during off hours.
Have any other developers run into this problem when submitting SFDC mobile apps to the Apple AppStore ?
I ended up white listing Apple's known IP range (for US) and more: 17.0.0.0 -> 17.255.255.255 and it worked.
The method mentioned by akhilesh_sfdc would be also good to quick narrow down the IP range.