I'm building an app with Expo for iOS with expo build:ios but I am getting this error message:
Trying to authenticate with Apple Developer Portal...
Authenticated with Apple Developer Portal successfully!
Authentication with Apple Developer Portal failed!
You have no team associated with your Apple account, cannot proceed.
(Do you have a paid Apple Developer account?)
Do I need to have a paid account or how can I build iOS apps from my mac?
Is there no way to build for iOS without a paid account?
UPDATE WITH SCREENSHOTS
Here are some screenshots of the errormessage in the console and the preferences regarding my account in xcode
To do anything but run directly from Xcode on a Simulator requires a paid developer membership. Apple makes a limited exception for running on a device. Your situation appears not to fall in either category so it would seem you’d need the paid membership. The console message from expo seems decisive.
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I have developed an app on react native android and want to build same for the ios. While building the IOS app, I am facing the signing issue, It is asking for the Provisional profile. When I log in to my apple account, it is saying I was not enrolled in the developer program and for that, I have to pay the enrollment fee.
My question is
Is it compulsory to enroll in the Apple Developer program to build and share the app with my friends. It will cost me around $100
Is there any way I can build the app without enrolling to developer program
According to Xcode documentation
All iOS, tvOS, and watchOS apps must be code signed using a
provisioning profile to launch on a device. macOS apps that use
certain app services must be signed to launch on your Mac too.
src: https://help.apple.com/xcode/mac/current/#/dev5a825a1ca
Which means you compulsorily need a provisioning profile for running anything on device and the only way you can create one is by registering for the Apple Developer Program. It is expensive no doubt but that's Apple for you.
I'm trying to upload my flutter app to either deployninja, diawi, or testflight.
I currently have an expired apple developers membership.
In Xcode I went to Product > Archive > Distribute. When ic click on any of the export options, I get an error saying
Team "Jessica (Personal Team)" is not enrolled in the Apple Developer Program.
Distribution requires enrollment in the Apple Developer Program. Visit https://developer.apple.com/account to enroll.
How can I create a downloadable link for my app without uploading it to the app store yet?
I don't think that's possible. You need to have an app created in itunes connect to get the appstore link (app id).
You need an Apple Developer account. If you have it, you can use test flight to send your app to people without making it on the app store.
Another option is this: Your app is in the product section in Xcode
I don't know how to download this on iPhone but that is the application file.
I am trying to upload the app to app store but getting this error on validating the app or distribution.
Team "Username (Personal Team)" is not enrolled in the Apple
Developer Program. Distribution requires enrollment in the Apple
Developer Program. Visit https://developer.apple.com/account to
enroll.
I am new iOS development and app built with the react native framework and publishing the app using XCode 11.2.1. I am using a team member account as an app manager.
I find this Apple Developer link for the known issue but I don't understand the solution they are providing. Can any body explain it.
I have developed my iOS App and used developer provisional profile(Free account). When I give my App to other users for testing they aren't able to install the app on their device with error unable to download App "MYAPP" could not be downloaded at this time. I don't find any solution for that please suggest me something.
The free Apple developer account doesn't have the capability to distribute the app. You need to have the either Apple Developer or Enterprise program.
You cannot even add the devices, check below for more information. Check the Sign in with Apple ID or 1st column for your case.
As a free account, you have access only to Xcode developer tools, Xcode Beta releases, Developer Forums, Bug Reporter & Test on the device (debugging).
Source :
Apple developer portal - Choosing a Membership
Hope it helps.
Enroll to apple developer account either for App Store or Enterprise based on your requirement.
Ad-hoc
You need to add UDID for users device to sucessfully install build. Create build using developer certificate and profile. It can be distributed and installed though iTune
App - Store
This lets you upload build on app store. Combination of distribution certificate and profile.
For above cases ensure that you have created build using valid profile.
As others said, you need to purchase/ enroll in development program in order to create installable ipa.
Then you need to add testing devices UDID (user can get it from iTunes) to testing devices in your apple developer account, then you can create a valid ipa for testing.
I've been using Apple's new TestFlight since it first became available and have had a relatively positive experience with it. I've always used it with my standard $99 Developer account.
A new client has an Enterprise Program account. When I've attempted to submit the build to iTunes Connect, I've received the attached error message.
I know that we originally had to export all of our provision profiles again to get the new "beta-reports-active" entitlement. I've tried that with the client's Enterprise developer account, and it is not added.
To sanity check, I tried to upload the app to my personal developer account and it went as smoothly as always. No issues.
So, the question is... Can Enterprise Development Program users deploy an App to TestFlight for internal testing, or does that require a basic developer account. That would actually make sense to me because one of the points behind the Enterprise program is not having to go through Apple's iTunes Connect and App Store processes. I just haven't been able to find anything official about it.
Any help or insight is appreciated. Thanks!
From the official "App Distribution Guide" guide, page "Distributing Apple Developer Enterprise Program Apps"
Important: As a member of the Apple Developer Enterprise Program, you
don’t have an iTunes Connect account or the ability to distribute your
app for beta testing using iTunes Connect.
It means that an Apple Developer Enterprise account can't be used for beta distribution on TestFlight (iTunes Connect).