I am unable to export enterprise build in Xcode 7. I have correct Distribution profile and I have taken enterprise build in Xcode 5.1. But after upgrading to Xcode 7.1 I am unable to take build. Please Help me.
This is what Xcode 7.1 shows
"to save for enterprise deployment you need to add an apple id account that is enrolled"
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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.
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
"
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 unable to install IPA on iPad1(IOS 5.1.1).
IPA is built using xcode 5.1 with follwing settings:
Architecures:standard architectures(armv7,armv7s,arm64)
valid Architectures:armv7,armv7s,arm64
Deployment target: 5.1.1
Please let me know what settings should be done so that IPA installation will work on IOS 5.1.1 , IOS 6,IOS 7.
Note:
Provisioning profile contains UDID of the iPad1.
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.
i have upgraded my xcode to 4.2 and tried to build my old project using new xcode.
i changed the following settings in new xcode -
Architectures -> armv6 armv7
Base SDK - ios5
Compiler - > LLVM GCC 4.2
iOS Deployment Target -> iOS 3.1
i was able to build and install it in device(5.0 ios) but when i tried to make an distribution build using archive, it failed to install in the devices showing invalid entitlements both for ios4 and ios5.
when i googled it i found that in order successfully intall set
Build Active Architecture Only - > NO
After this i got success to install my distribution build .ipa through iTunes in iphone 3gs/4(both 4 and ios5) but it still showing invalid entitlements in iphone3g(3.1.3ios).
i have static libraries in my project as well.
Please help me figure out how to create an build which should install in 3.1 to 5.0 ios.
Thanks
You will have to plug your device and open organizer, than it will ask to install IOS3.0 - 3.2.2 Device Debugging Support, install it and try again, it works for me.