provisioning-profile

I registered new device in developer.apple.com and after generation all profiles when I tried to send the build caught this issue: "We couldn't locate the following devices in your profile... Use this file to update missing UDIDs in your ... development profile in the Apple iOS Provisioning". But this UDID is not missed. I tried to disable it, generate all profiles, enable it and generate again. Also I tried to delete old profiles and create new. Nothing changed. All other devices works fine. If I try to install this build via Beta app - "developer needs to add this device's UDID to a build".

I currently have a fairly manual process when releasing a new build in TestFlight: Download the additional devices text files from TestFlightApp Log into the Provisioning Profile Upload devices Update the Provisioning Profile to include the newly added devices Download the generated .mobileprovision file Click on the file to add to Xcode Product -> Archive, Share, Create IPA New Build in TestFlightApp Type up the release notes Upload (wait) Select testers to notify Are there scripts or utilities that handle these steps for me? I don't mind a solution for part of these steps, as long as it

This question already has answers here : didRegisterForRemoteNotificationsWithDeviceToken not called in ios8, but didRegister…Settings is (11 answers) First of all, I am on iPhone 6 Plus/iOS 8.1 and I've tried everything here: why didRegisterForRemoteNotificationsWithDeviceToken is not called Still no avail. To summarize: I've checked my bundle identifier matches the one in provisioning profile/development portal I've created a new development push APNS certificate I've created a new development certificate I've created a new provisioning profile for that development certificate I've

I have an Apple iOS Enterprise account and am creating a distribution provisioning profile, and was surprised to see that I had to choose a distribution method of either In House or Ad Hoc. This confused me - if I was creating a distribution profile for a non enterprise account then the choices here would be Ad Hoc or App store, this makes sense as there are different profiles for testing and for releasing. But this is for an enterprise account and I don't understand what the difference is between In House or Ad Hoc distribution methods for an Enterprise app. Ad-Hoc releases have to be

We have developed an iOS app that has been delivered to the customer as an IPA with an ad-hoc distribution profile that allowed a set of their employees to install it on their devices. The customer now wishes to distribute that app internally to all their employees using their iOS Enterprise Developer program credentials. I had hoped that the customer could simply re-codesign the ad-hoc IPA with their own enterprise identity. However, they say they can't do that. They say they "need an IPA file with the removal of the limitation to only certain devices". So, what do I do? Do I need to somehow

I've install different provisioning profile in my xcode 5, before for remove it you had a session with all provisioning profile installed on the mac, but now this session disappear, how can I have access to this session now? Mirko Catalano The best way to do this in XCode 5 is using an iPhone Configuration Utility . It lets you manually delete duplicates of provisioning profiles with ease and speed. I keep Xcode closed when I do this just in case. Edit: For anyone wondering how to actually 'delete'. There are only two ways: a. menu -> b. Hit the / keyboard button. mopsled You can delete the