I am trying to distribute iOS app through adhoc. Target iOS version is 11.0 and xcode version is 11.5. And I am using macOS Catalina version 10.15.5. I can build the version to simulator but when I try to distribute the application I am getting the error. And also I am using iCloud documents in this project.
Tried to distribute with xcode 12 beta, but getting the same error.
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Is there any way to generate an app (.ipa) from Xcode without the provisioning profile and certificates? I have to deliver a demo on thursday.
I have tried these approaches:
How to create an IPA without having Developer Account in IOS in react-native in Updated OS and Xcode?
and https://medium.com/#bakhoang/how-to-build-ipa-file-without-apple-developer-account-be0910c005a0.
Both oh them doesn't install in the Iphone.
Xcode version : 14.2
React native version: 0.71
I updated Xcode to 11.4 but when I went to test my flutter app on a physical device the error 'Unable to install "Runner" popped up and going into details it said No code signature found. I've already upgraded my iPhone to iOS 13.4 and there's no problem on the simulator.
I've also tried cleaning the xcode build and running flutter clean but the problem persisted. Am I missing another step?
#jmagman said and I quote
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The bug first appeared in iOS 13.3.1 and is fixed in iOS 13.4 beta 3 (17E5241d). It was not specific to Flutter, was hit at runtime loading an embedded dylib (like Flutter), and can be reproduced without Flutter. It should not impact apps that are already distributed to the App Store (meaning: your customers are not hitting this crash). You should still be able to distribute your application to the App Store.
Workarounds:
Install the beta profile on your test device and install iOS 13.4 beta 3 or higher.
Wait for iOS 13.4 to be released.
Use a non-Personal Team provisioning profile. Personal Team provisioning profile says "Personal Team" in the Xcode build settings Runner Target > General > Signing and Capabilities > Team dropdown.
Run in the simulator.
Test on an iOS device running 13.3 or lower. If you are seeing a similar crash on iOS 13.4 or greater, please file a new Flutter GitHub issue so we can take a look."
check the full thread at https://github.com/flutter/flutter/issues/49504
I am trying to test my app on iOS 9.2 device using Xcode 7.1.1, and getting the error message
“Could not find Developer Disk Image”.
Googled and found that, this is due to the Version Mismatch between Xcode deployment target and iOS version. On Xcode 7.1, I can see the deployment target till iOS 9.1 only.
So, I do understand that have to update my Xcode to the 7.2 version for deployment target iOS 9.2. But i don't wanna do the update.
Is there any valid way to test my app using Xcode 7.1 on iOS 9.2 device?
Fix it by downloading XCode 7.2 dmg and installed it as a new copy.
or
Uninstall exiting one and directly download new version of xcode from App Store.
Have look on same thread in SO .
If you go for update there also some problem have look on this.
Your Xcode iOS SDK should not be less that Device iOS SDK you can install app as Internal Tester by TestFlight. or www.diawi.com
I cannot install iOS app which is build in 5.1.1 SDKs and install in 7.1.1 SDKs
And error like this
"unable to download app:'<app name> could not be install at this time' "
This error comes in below situations:
Your device UUID is not added to provisional profile.
Target device OS is less than the deployment target OS which you have set in your project settings.
we created an ipa file with Xcode 4.3.1 keeping SDK 5.1 and
deployment target as iOS 4.0 .
the app installs on iphone with iOS 5.1,4.0 ,But fails to install on iOS 5.1.1
Anybody knows the solution let us know
Regards,
Reshma
It's more likely your 5.1.1 device UDID is not included to the provisioning profile, the .ipa with target SDK 5.1 (actually with any supported SDK which is iOs 3.0 at lowest) should be OK with 5.1.1 devices. Otherwise, please give more details of the installation process.