provisioning-profile

Having issues doing this. It will NOT let me select the provisioning profile to use, instead it defaults to some XC Ad Hoc: * and I cannot change it. The correct profile is selected in the build settings. I get: voratima I was experiencing the same issue in Xcode 6. I fixed it by: Go to Apple Developer > Create a new App ID specifically for the app with Explicit App ID like com.mywebsite.MyApp. Don't choose Wildcard App ID option. Go to Provisioning Profiles > Distribution > Update App ID (for MyApp) to the new one I just created. Generate a new profile. Download and install. It doesn't hurt

I trying to sign my app command line using Xcode. Running xcodebuild command-line on MyApp.xcodeproj like so : xcodebuild -project "MyApp.xcodeproj" -target "MyApp" -sdk "iphoneos" -configuration *Release* PROVISIONING_PROFILE="xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx" CODE_SIGN_IDENTITY="iPhone Developer: something.com (SOMEVALUE)" Gives following error: Check dependencies Provisioning profile "iOS Team Provisioning Profile: *" doesn't include signing certificate "iPhone Developer: something.com (SOMEVALUE)". Provisioning profile "iOS Team Provisioning Profile: *" is Xcode managed, but signing settings require a

The main goal here is to generate and receive Push Notifications for iOS using Delphi 10 Seattle. I'm trying to follow this video but so far I've been able only to successfully send push notifications. There's this incredible tutorial that helped me to understand better about App ID's, Provisioning Profiles, Certificates, PEM files, SSL connections and so on. This is basically how I see it now ( yes, thats a real board ): But the funny thing is about the Provisioning Profile that I need to link at Delphi. It must be the same reverse domain name as the APNS certificate. I'm able to visualize

This question already has an answer here: How to add a device to an existing Ad-Hoc Provisioning Profile? 3 answers Edit April 9, 2013 Apple responded to my bug report on this matter and reported that "The problem has been fixed." I have confirmed that the problem is fixed. I can now add devices to older Ad Hoc provisioning profiles that were created before the website update. The problem is now resolved. Asside: Please note that underscore characters ( _ ) are no longer permitted in the names of new provisioning profiles. As of this previous weekend April 6, 2013, it appears impossible to add

In an unfortunately frustrating loop here. This issue started occurring in Xcode 5 about a month ago and I have just been dealing with it hoping that it would go away with Xcode 6 but I'm still seeing it happen in the current App store release of Xcode 6. When visiting the "Accounts" tab in Xcode, then tapping on an account and clicking the "refresh" button to download the provisioning profiles for that user, instead they all get invalidated. Then I have to go into the developer portal and manually regenerate each one. The only way to get the valid profiles is to download each one manually

This question already has an answer here: Sharing data in between apps in IOS 1 answer I am getting error while configuring Xcode provisioning profiles. Provisioning profile $ProfileName doesn't include the com.apple.security.application-groups entitlement. How to fix it. It seems my provisioning profile/certificate does not have some capabilities. How/where to add those capabilities? update In marked duplicated post, Sharing data in between apps in IOS the poster asked for generic way to share data between apps but in this post i am asking to resolve a specific build error i am getting while

I have an iOS app that I've developing for a while. Initially there were around 8 devices in the iOS dev account, ad builds were prepared and distributed through Hockey App, no problems. Recently, we've added a bunch more devices, but for some reason the ad hoc builds won't install on those devices (but continues to install just fine on the original set). I have been over and over the certificates, devices and provisioning profiles in the iOS Dev Center. I've triple checked all the Build Settings in XCode. The app is for iOS 6 and iOS 7 only. It is built in XCode 5. I've tried installing the