provisioning-profile

I recently updated to Xcode 8 and as I click on "download" option next to provisioning profile in Xcode/Preferences/Accounts/View Details menu it changes to gray and does not download. After restarting Xcode the download button is again clickable and the problem persists. Manual download of provisioning profile and dropping on Xcode icon don't add the profile to specific developer account in Xcode 8. Anyone had this problem recently and solved it? I checked all questions related to new Xcode version, still no solution. I'm seeing the same issue where the download button is grayed but the

I deleted the default Xcode managed "iOS Team Provisioning Profile". I couldn't get it to work because of "Valid signing identify not found" even thought I have generated a new certificate and is available under my KeyChain. Even after I revoke all certificates, the number of certificates is still wrong. Name: iOS Team Provisioning Profile: iOS Wildcard AppID Type: Development App ID: Xcode: iOS Wildcard AppID (*) Certificates: 3 total Devices: 10 total Enabled Services: None Expires: Mar 21, 2014 Status: Active (Managed by Xcode) How can I bring this back? Do I have to create a new one but it

My Jenkins building job is failing with the following message === BUILD NATIVE TARGET MyTarget OF PROJECT MyProject WITH CONFIGURATION Debug === Check dependencies Code Sign error: A valid provisioning profile matching the application's Identifier 'MyCompany.MyProjet' could not be found Now,if I try to run the xcodebuild command as jenkins user with a selected scheme: /usr/bin/xcodebuild -target MyTarget -configuration Debug clean build or this /usr/bin/xcodebuild -scheme MyAwesomeScheme clean build I get the same error,BUT if I execute it as another user (my system main user) the build is

I have an app on app store, which is using an iOS Provisioning Profile (Distribution) which is invalid. This Profile contains Push Certificate. so I want a regenerate Provisinig Profiles. Q. when I update Appstore app with renew Provising Profile, pushservice of current Appstore app version is working fine? (I just renew Provising Profile and same Certificate, same AppID) Thanks for your help on this :) As you mentioned in your question that Provisioning profile is Invalid. So i guess certificate is expired & you are going to renew it. If so than yes current app store version will work fine.

My client is trying to install a build. Everytime, it hangs at 90%. Sometimes they leave it -- still hanging -- and check the app and see the version numbers as incremented. This time though, they've left it running there for 5 minutes and still the version hasn't updated. They removed the app and tried to install again and it's not installing, just hanging. How do I fix this? berr08 I had this same issue and worked with Apple for literally a month going back and forth with there engineers. In my case it was my build number had a 0 after a . which for some reason they have a bug that considers

I have an app which has an expired provisioning profile. It still seems to be in the app store so I assume you only have to update the provisioning profile when you next do an update (is this correct?). The only problem I have is that the app uses push notifications and they seem to have stopped working, when the provisioning profile expires, do push notifications also stop working? What would I renew every year? Would I have to create a new certificate, generate new provisioning profiles from that certificate and then recreate the push notification certificates every year? Thanks for your

Possible Duplicate: iPhone development - what is the difference between a development and distribution provisioning? What is the difference between development and distribution tab under certificate in iOS Provision Portal? Which one should be used and when? Is there any apple's strict criteria to choose them? You use developer certificate for when you want to install the applications using XCode - mostly when developing. Distribution certificates are required when you want to put an app on the App Store or when you want to send an AdHoc build to testers (which they can install themselves