I had basic and premium versions of my application installed on one of my test phones. Then I updated the firmware to iOS 7.1 Beta 5.
In the base and premium versions there are identical binaries (some functions only turn on or off), but after the upgrade, the Premium version crashes at startup, but not in the basic version. I can run the pro version from xcode and see if it crashes because it cannot find a model for persistent storage - cocoa error 134130 (although checking if it exists in the appropriate place returns true). I run fresh installations of both versions of the application on the 7.1 simulator without any problems.
I am not sure if this is due to the beta version, or if I had a debug version of the premium application on the phone before, and this caused some problems after the update.
I would like to make sure by checking several tests, setting it to 7.0, setting it up in various ways, and then upgrading to 7.1 and seeing any problems. But I'm not sure how to do this. If I run it on the simulator, switch the simulator to 7.1, it will not save the application. This will not allow me to return to the previous version of my test phone; I have my own personal phone running iOS 7, and I can test the update there, but without the possibility of recovery, I can only perform one test.
Any suggestions?
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