I am currently developing an IOS APP on Xcode and I want to have a run on my iphone. It says failed to code sign "my app", no valid signing identities (i.e. certificate and private key pair) matching the team ID “(null)” were found.
Xcode can attempt to fix this issue. Anyone have ideas? Thanks alot!
For you to run applications build from Xcode that are not submitted to the AppStore, you must have a subscription to a Developer Program. This subscriptions is currently $99/year. Not a terrible price to pay but check out this link to see if it's worth paying for.
Briefly some of the benefits:
Code signing to install apps on your own device.
Sending builds to websites like HockeyApp to allow others to test your app and give back feedback
Submitting to the Apple AppStore
Hope this helps :)
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I am struggling with trying to release an app on TestFlight under an iOS Developer University Program account. I have googled only to come across questions where the option for creating a certificate for 'App Store and Ad Hoc' is greyed out. My problem differs in that the option does not appear at all under the production certificates list:
When I log in to my normal account for distributing iOS apps on my own, the normal options appear:
Why are these options unavailable in my iOS Developer University Program account? I have tried to have the owner also login and the options are still unavailable. When I try to run Product --> Archive to upload to TestFlight I get an error of course, saying 'Your account does not have permission to create iOS distribution certificates'.
I am really not sure how to proceed from here. Any help would be appreciated.
There are some similar question posted on here but they does not solve my issue.
I am Learning Swift with Xcode 7. I have developed an app which I have deployed on my iPhone 4s, I was getting warning in Xcode after deployment.
The provisioning profile "iOS Team Provisioning Profile: " is expiring
soon
However, App was working fine but after few days I stopped working and I had to connect to Xcode and deploy app again. The app is working again. However, I see the warning sign again as below.
I have done research and found out I can resolve this issue from Apple Developers account. However I do not have developer's account as it cost $99 a year. Is Apple developer subscription is necessory ? in order to solve this issue permenently ?
For a free developer account, the provisionning profile is just usable about a week. You have to built your app again periodically to be able to use it!
It's Apple's rules...
If you submit app to appstore or beta-distribution (Hockeyapp, ...), you must renew developer account.
If you only wanna run app on your device, from iOS9, you can do it without developer accout
http://www.wastedpotential.com/running-xcode-projects-on-a-device-without-a-developer-account-in-xcode-7/
I have developed an application for a customer and gave it to him.
He had just installed it and was using it...
Now my license had been expired, and now all of a sudden he says that his app says:
{my_app} "No longer Available"
[ Note: He didn't reinstall the application so far].
Can anyone help me with this weird behavior...
Thanks.
In addition to #Fonix answer.
If you didn't have a paid apple account membership (~ 99 $) and used the free provisioning by using XCode deploy directly into your client device, then:
The free provisioning profiles are only valid for one week.
Your app will no longer appear on the app store if you don't have an active developer license.
If you didn't put it on the app store and just gave it to them via ad hoc or something, the provisioning profile has probably expired so you would need to renew that, which would need an active developer licence as well.
I have uploaded my build to iTunes connect, and set up internal testing with TestFlight, but my testers are not receiving any invite emails, and my iTunes connect is acting odd. My build has a yellow warning sign next to it, i'm not sure why. Please tell me what I am doing wrong. I am pretty sure that it has something to do with my provisioning profile. I think the pictures below will be most helpful in terms of extra info.
Your third screen shot explains why:
To use TestFlight beta testing, build 1 must contain the correct beta entitlements.
You should follow the instructions in the FAQ link that the error message gave you.
Contrary to the other answer, you can beta test with internal users without review. For external beta testers, you do need a review, but it's less comprehensive than the one for the App Store and typically only takes a day or two.
Can anyone tell why below given error occurs while exporting an archive for app store distribution or adhoc distribution?
Your developer account needs to be updated. Please visit the Member
Center. https://developer.apple.com/membercenter
I google this problem and found below given solution for this issue.
There was one apple id added in xcode preferences which was not valid
as an apple developer account.
I simply removed that account and its worked for me.
I am the guy who wrote the article linked in the previous answer. That may be an issue, but there's another thing that may cause this to happen.
If you have already checked your XCode for Apple accounts that are no developers and you're still receiving that message, make sure you have accepted all your contracts in the developer portal. Everytime iOS is updated, the contracts are updated as well and you gotta accept them again. If you don't accept the new contracts this error will continue popping up.