TestFlight Builds Stop Downloading Despite Being Valid on App Store Connect
TestFlight build distribution silently breaks, reporting builds as unavailable even when they exist in App Store Connect. The regression appeared after working correctly for an extended period. QA testers and beta users cannot download valid builds with no diagnostic information provided.
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