Matthew CassinelliCan someone at Apple please add Search to TestFlight
While you’re in there, add this Update All action into the app itself and put it on the Mac too
David Blue ⁂ ∆@matthewcassinelli matthew... I didi not know about this.......... but I agree.
Debora@matthewcassinelli I didn’t know this thing; it’s comfortable! Thank you
Paul Stockton@matthewcassinelli Oh the joys of having to tap into every app then tap update 🥱
Dan Morgan 
@matthewcassinelli Search in Settings in all OSes is just the WORST.
Bill Lloyd@matthewcassinelli You may have a problem if…
@wklj Apple software should be designed for people who use it, not people who don’t
@matthewcassinelli I get it. Believe me, when I see things that don't scale with more devices, I'm pretty passionate about noting that -- it penalizes the most passionate users!
That said, the "I'm in 100 Test Flights" is curious to me. It's not a thing most users would do — I'd think people are mostly interested in SOME apps, not hundreds. The "hundreds of Test Flights" seems like only journalists (who review apps for a living), or people who connect hundreds of apps for a living would do?
@matthewcassinelli (Still not disagreeing that performing well with hundreds of apps and searching should work -- I mean if it works for the App Store, seems like it should work for TestFlight too).
@wklj Anything that goes off-screen should have a search function. It’s also the most basic feature for any list view.
TestFlight lists are also always sorted differently, every single time you open the app.
I absolutely test less apps and test them less often because the experience is not designed well for it. I could give feedback and help more people out, but it sucks to use.
It’s frustrating to go 5+ years wishing for the simplest implementations that’d create better results for everyone