Im having troubles to generate IPA's from a project. I have the Certificate in my keychain but now i cant add the provisioning profile.
I read that in Xcode 5 this is handled by the Xcode, so you have to add an Apple developers account.
Is there any way to skip this step? I have the provisioning profile downloaded.
Thanks and regards
Opening provisioning profile with Xcode will copy it to appropriate folder, so you can select it from project settings. Xcode will check /Users/youruser/Library/MobileDevice/Provisioning Profiles folder and you can also move you provisioning file there.
You need to have an Apple developer account to get provisioning profiles. When you got one go to Preferences -> Accounts -> Click on the + button.
After I add Today App Extension Target,I become impossible to compile project.
below is error:
error: Embedded binary is not signed with the same certificate as the parent app. Verify the embedded binary target's code sign settings match the parent app's.
Embedded Binary Signing Certificate: iPhone Developer: (Developer name) (number)
Parent App Signing Certificate: iPhone Developer: (Developer name) (number)
but Embedded binary certificate and parent app's cerificate are the same.
So I'm confusing now...
I had to select my app under 'Targets', then go to the 'Capabilities' tab and click 'Fix Issues' under the 'App Groups' section
I had discrepancies under Code Signing. My Extension and Main app had different certificates selected. Once I set both to use distribution it worked fine.
In the case of using WatchKit, make sure that your Watch App has the correct "Team" selected in the Watch App Target settings (under General > Signing > Team). I had set the phone app's team, but not the watch app's team.
If your Xcode has been working fine but stopped working after you add an extension target to your project, most of the time is that your app was signed using a older certificate (still valid with your name etc.), while your extension is signed with a newer certificate with entitlement for the extension. This is why the error. In this case, you most likely have two certificates with the same name, and this what you can do:
1.Go to Xcode->Preference;
2. Select Accounts Tab;
3. Select your Apple ID then click on View Details;
4. Under signing Identities List Window, select IOS Development, then click on the
little Configuration icon, and select Revoke;
5. Xcode will then try to download a new certificate.
You can do a clean build after this so both your app and extension will be signed using the new certificate.
I solved it by deleting my Apple ID account in
Preferences -> Accounts
and then logging back in again with my Apple ID
I had the same issue in Xcode 6, but in my case it occured because of having two active developer certificates. Revoking one had fixed the issue.
This issue might arise in the case where the embedded app targets like extensions or watchapp does not have the matching team selected in the General section, as the main iOS app.
Selecting the right team for all relevant targets fixed the issue for me.
I had a similar issue. For me the issue was with the certificate showing, 'signed by unknown authority'. I had followed the below steps and it is resolved.
The problem was missing apple WWDR intermediate certificate.
We must also install the WWDR intermediate certificate issued by Apple’s worldwide developer relations. It can be downloaded from the portal or directly at http://developer.apple.com/certificationauthority/AppleWWDRCA.cer Make sure you add this to your keychain as well.
To add the certificate: open your keychain utility software on your Mac computer, then go to File→Import items, then select AppleWWDRCA.cer.
There are quite a few reasons the issue may emanate from. If none of the other answers are working for you - would like to add another plausible check that helped me. Ensure the certificate you are signing with doesn't have 'Always Trust' (you will see a green '+' sign if the setting is such).
Go to Key Chain access, double click on the certificate you are using.
Expand the 'Trust' drop down and change/set to 'Use System Defaults' from 'Always Trust'.
It's especially true if you are using Swift in your project as the 'Always Trust' setting breaks pertinent Swift libraries.
I tried to run project in iPhone5,but App Extension does'nt support 32-bit architecture.So When I build project in iPhone5S,I can build the project !
You need to create Provisioning Profile for that target and make sure to include the same certificate in it.
Targets has their own bundle id se you will need to create an AppId also.
This solved the same problem that you are having
best
Just let Xcode handle the provisioning work. This solved the same issue in my case. http://aplus.rs/2014/embedded-binary-is-not-signed-with-the-same-certificate-as-the-parent-app/
In case this helps anyone, my fix was that I had updated my archive scheme for release when submitting to the store, but never changed it back to adhoc for testing. Editing my archive scheme to use ad hoc worked.
When I had this issue I went to the Apple Member Center and realized that the Provisioning Profile (for the extension) that I had created was marked as 'Invalid'. I just re-created the Provisioning Profile with the same certificate that the app is signed with and then downloaded it via Xcode > Preferences > Account > refresh.
Once I had the new provisioning profiles I selected them in the build settings. I selected the provisioning profile that was just created and also selected the corresponding certificate in the Code signing entity in the build settings and that fixed the issue.
Note that the extension has its own app id and hence its own provisioning profile.
For Xcode 8 beta 3
My build numbers were off on my different Targets in my Xcode project file.
My iOS target had a build version 3, but my watch app target and my share extension target both had build version 1.
All I did was match all the targets' build numbers (changed them all to 3) and it fixed the issue.
Hope this helps.
Refreshing my provisioning profiles fixed it for me (Preferences -> Accounts -> Double tap the account -> tap refresh button in lower left)
Open your key chain and It's the Apple Worldwide Developer Relations Certification Authority, if I choose always trust, Xcode archives failed. When I changed to system defaults, Xcode archives successfully. Yes you will enjoy!!
For some reason, my developer certificate was stored in my keychain twice. Deleting one of them fixed the issue.
I had got the same issue.
So I did a provisioning profil for each bundle ID and configuration of the WatchKit App :
Watch App Development
Watch Extension Development
Watch App Production
Watch Extension Prod
/!\ Be careful because the app ID of the watch app in the developer portal is something like :
com.example.projectname.watchkitapp.watchkitextension
and when i created the watchkit app the bundle ID in Xcode was :
com.example.projectname.watchkitapp
maybe it something which changed since WatchOS 2.0.
I had to go to:
Xcode-> preferences -> Accounts -> View Details -> select all Provisioning Profiles -> press DEL-key on keyboard after deletion is completed press Download All button!
I had the same issue with an app in Xcode 7.1. The app had a Watch extension and therefore an App Group. What worked for me was to:
Go to ~/Library/MobileDevice/Provisioning Profiles
Delete all provisioning profiles listed there
Go to the iOS Dev Center in Safari and regenerate all provisioning profiles
Go back to Xcode => Preferences => Apple IDs and choose the Apple ID associated with the app
Click "View Details..." (lower right)
Download the provisioning profiles that were just created
Clean and build again
I believe my provisioning profiles got mixed up because I was using Xcode's "fix automatically" feature for another issue I had with Capabilities => Associated Domains.
Open KeyChain Access on your mac, delete the other one certificate that is diff from your own certificate.This issue was general appeared after you loged in another account in your Xcode.
I faced the same issue too, I solved it by the procedure as follows:
First, I re Create my team develop certificate(Because we renewed our root certificate)
2、 edit the Iphone Apps develop certificate ,be sure include your certificate you just create.
3、doing same to the watchkit extension And watch kit App
4、go to Your Xocde "Preference ", double click your "Team Name",delete the old Certificate of Iphone 、watchApps、 watchExtention
5、download your new certificate and install.
Then it works.
In my case my App and my Widget profile were signed with different certificate.
So I had to go to to iOS Developer site, select parent app provisioning profile->Edit and choose the same certificate as the widget.
Then click "generate" and "download". Onece you have download it, double click on it to install in XCode.
Then select the new provisioning profile for your parent app in Build Settings->Provisionig Profile.
Finally Rebuild your project!
For me this was happening because some of my provisioning profiles were expired. Created new profiles on developer.apple.com, removed the old ones, set them to Automatic in Xcode, and the error went away.
In my case the profile my extension target uses contains different certificates than the profile the parent target uses contains. This was exactly the error messages complained about!
The reason was I generated a new certificate for the extension profile.
So log in to developer.apple.com to see if these profiles contains different certificate.
After a whole day it turns out "Apple Worldwide Developer Relations Certification Authority" in the Root Certs had been deleted. I export one from another machine and installed, everything works fine.
If you are using any extension (in my case I was using OneSignal Extension) in that case your parent app bundle will be com.app.xyz but for extension/widget your bundle id would be com.app.xyz.extension
So we will create an app id with the bundle identifier com.app.xyz.extension and we will create provisioning profiles for this app id.
We would use same development and production certificates which we used for parent app.
Here is link which can be helpful provisioning profile for a widget
Finally I am not using automatic settings. So I set my provisioning profiles and certificates manually
Check All targets select one by one and click signing & capabilities -> Select team
Then go for
Build settings->Signing Set all as per provisioning profile
Then
//:configuration = Debug
PROVISIONING_PROFILE =
//:configuration = Release
PROVISIONING_PROFILE =
//:completeSettings = some
PROVISIONING_PROFILE
Hi, I recently upgraded to Xcode 5.1 now I can not find Provisioning Profile in Projects->Target->Code Signing section of settings. Before Xcode 5.1, I used to change Provisioning Profile to desired profile from Provisioning Profile option then it starts to appear in code signing identity debug or release section as shown in image below.
But now I am not given this options in Code Signing so I can't change the debug or release profile it only show automatic or identities in keychain.
How an I change to the desired provisioning profile?
Update:
I tried using the 000000B-0000-0000-0000-000000000000 UUID code at User Defined Provisioning Profile and it accepts and build and displays Provisioning profile at Code Signing. But it is not resolving Provisioning profile name at User Defined Profiles.
I was stuck with same issue and finally got it done here u can look for the following screen shots..
go to Code signing in the build setting and change the Provisional Profile NONE to the provisional profile you like to test
then change the Code signing identity to test your Application on device with the suitable bundle identifier look for the following screen shot
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Make sure you have 'all' and not 'basic' display mode selected.
I filed a bug on this. You can manually do it but a pain in the rear. This to me is a huge bug. I hope they fix it soon.
Login in Apple Dev website and go to the profile list view, then download the profile and double click to install, then you can see it in Code Signing list.
Check your bundle Id and make sure that you have installed your required profile.
Then Click on Provisioning profile option and select a profile(see the option below code signing identity).
Now you need to select certificate under code signing identity.
To be sure:
Our team encountered an afternoon of frustration trying to open an app or update an app compiled with Xcode 5.1 on iOS 7.1 device with a tardy profile. Download and install a new profile (as necessary) then:
Make sure the BUNDLE IDENTIFIER in Xcodeʻs GENERAL view for your project matches what the profile reads on your Dev web portal, and then THAT profile is installed in Xcode verbatim. Select that profile in your BUILD setting, and you could be solved by now (the App installed on devices without issue), but we also noticed we could to go back to GENERAL view and the FIX button actually worked: it fixed the "not found" profile
Try by creating an archive. I attached an iphone and tried to create an archive which result in no provisioning profile error. But now the option in the target to select a provisioning profile was there from which I was able to choose the provisioning profile
Had this problem, just had to open Preferences and refreshed the screen under Accounts - View Details.
The provisioning profile had no options for me. I had registered for the Apple Developers program recently. I followed these steps and then clean and build. It worked.
Import User to XCODE
I'd like to submit an app to the AppStore (my first app !).
I've already tested the application in my device (so I already have a development provisioning profile) but I'm not able to install a Distribution provisioning profile in Xcode.
I've followed the procedure (I don't know how many times) but when I try to add the provisioning profile through the Organizer I have following problems:
if I double click on the file nothing happens
if I click Add, the file is not selectable (grey)
if I drag and drop from Finder I see the following message: 1 profile
cannot be installed on "iPhone of Corrado". "iPhone of Corrado" is not included in this profile.
What does it means ?
If I go in the Development Center\Certificates, Identifiers & Profiles\Provisioning Profiles\Distribution and edit the profile, there is no devices and there is no way to add any (while in the Development provisioning profile I see all my devices).
What I'm doing wrong ?
Thanks, Corrado
I don't know which Xcode you are using, but supposing you are using Xcode-5, i suggest you use the automatic provisioning profile sync feature.
Just go to Xcode>Preferences and select the Accounts tab.
If you don't have any Apple IDs account signed just click on the '+' button on the bottom left and select 'Add Apple ID...', put the id and password that you use to log on the apple developer.
After that just click on the 'View Details...' button on the bottom right, and your signing identities and provisioning profiles should appear there. If they don't, just click on the bottom left refresh button.
I've just spent the last 12 hours trying to figure out why my OSX App wasn't code signing and the error was related to the provisioning profile containing 0 devices for my Mac. After following the advice above, much head scratching, deleting and re-creating certificates, the following link provides the correct approach for Distribution provisioning
https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/qa/qa1814/_index.html
Moving forward it seems that for Mac App Store Submission on OSX the correct code signing identity to use is Mac Developer and set the Provisioning Profile to Automatic.
You do need to restart Xcode during the Code Signing and Provisioning reset, but it does work.