I have just started learning how to make iOS apps, and am using the free personal developer account.
I have made four apps so far, but do not seem to be able to inst
The actual limitation for the number of applications on a free developer account (at the time of writing) seems to be like this:
But, probably due to an error the way Apple counts, you can't compile and install directly the third app. You have to remove it from the device before installing.
I just delete one app installed using the same profile, then it works. Besides I change another Apple Develper ID, then it works.
I believe there was not a satisfactory answer yet...
It is a big sudden problem that came with OSX10. There are several errors I and others report:
on new project:
1/ The maximum number of apps for free development profiles has been reached.
on the project working on macOS before 10 (8 or 9) .
1/ mycode0001 requires a provisioning profile. Select a provisioning profile for the "Debug" build configuration in the project editor.
2/ Code signing is required for product type 'Application' in SDK 'iOS 10.0'
It is critical for quite a few developers to know how to address this!
This is how I solved this issue: I deleted all my test apps in the emulator and on the iPhone. Additionaly, I removed them in iTunes. Afterwards that message disappeared and I was able to build my app.
Just delete the apps that you have installed using the same profile from your device. just clean the project by using the command SHIFT+Command+K ,Try to run the project again.In my case it worked .No need to pay any fee.I hope it works for you too.
Go to Window
-> Devices and Simulators
. Then delete any apps from the INSTALLED APPS section. Just clean and run the project. It worked for me.