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I'm trying to test my app on my device using the Xcode Wildcard App ID. However, the Apple Developer Portal is down. When I try to run the app, I get A valid provisioning profile for this executable was not found.I've tried disabling code signing using methods I've found here and other places on the internet by editing the SDKSettings Plist file, and I get an error message No code signature found.
To make matters worse, the provisioning profile for my app expired during the outage, so I can't use that either. How can I test my app on a device before the portal is back up? I use cocos2d, so the framerate in the simulator is horrid.
I'm afraid you're SOL, unless you're willing to jailbreak...
Nope, Testflight can solve your problem. You just need to release your .ipa
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I get this problem when I try to "fix issue" in Xcode. I'm not using a developer's account but am following this guide https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hjcUbyTvslA to install Pokemon GO Anywhere on my iPhone without jailbreak. What should I do to fix this?
I would not recommend this at all. Apps that aren't downloaded through trusted means (ex. App Store) can contain viruses and many other bad stuff. But you need a developers account to install Xcode apps on your phone.
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I have problem with deletion of application with grey background:
Longpress at app, selecting X mark and "Delete" option do nothing. Also have tried to do it through iTunes with no result. But I can remove all other applications on device. Can someone help me with it?
I'm using iPad mini with iOS 7.0.3.
UPDATE 1:
I incorrectly edited plist that goes with .ipa file and tryed to install this .ipa. That's why this situation occured.
Fix the issue with the plist, and push the app to the phone again. I've seen this issue with an invalid IPA, and I can't get around it until I update the app. But once I do, everything goes back to normal.
Make sure you are signing the app with your "Ad-Hoc" provisioning profile BOTH when you Archive it, AND when you validate and distribute it from Organizer.
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I'm attempting to create new iOS Provisioning Profiles, but as I create them the Apple website hangs as I submit the 'Name the profile and generate' page.
Returning to the list of profiles I can see the new profile but it remains at 'Pending' and does not allow me to use it.
I'm using Xcode 5 and hitting refresh on the Accounts preference pane does not delete the old profiles, or make any change to the pending profiles online.
Any ideas?
Clear your browser cache and try again. Also use Safari instead of other Browsers as apple dev portal plays always better in safari.
Lots of times devices are actually added, so if you refresh the web page you will see them there.
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I'm currently planning the transfer of some apps from one iOS-Developer-Programm to another. Now Apple introduced the option to transfer the apps via 'Transfer App' in iTunes connect (more details in the ITC FAQ)
Apple specifically says, that
You cannot transfer iCloud enabled apps or apps using iCloud entitlements, Passbook IDs, certificates, or notifications.
Q: Would it be possible to upload a new version with push-notifications disabled in the App-ID and then use the 'Transfer app'-utility?
My reasoning goes thus: theoretically it should be possible to do this, once the push-notification capability is disabled.
However, since this feature is quite new and Apple has posted barely any information on how it works (apart from this really short FAQ), I'd rather ask around before trying and failing miserably.
So: does anyone have already experience with transferring apps that didn't stick to Apple's rules?
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my iPod works well as an development device.
But after I reset the iPod, my XCode doesnot recognize it any longer.
Its color turns yellow in organizer of XCode, instead of green dot before.
Please help. thanks!
Assuming that by "reset" you mean you restored the iPod, then all of your provisioning profiles, etc. will have been deleted from the device preventing Xcode from building to the device. To fix this, select the device in the Xcode organizer (where the yellow dot is) and click the button that says something to the effect of "Use for development".
At this point Xcode will prompt you for your developer credentials, check DDI symbols (and all that other fun stuff), and install the necessary profiles to the device.
It is probably missing your development profiles, make sure you reinstall them in organizer prior to attempting to use them for development
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When I open Xcode 4.3, it can recognize my iPod as before.
Then I switch back to my Xcode 3.2.6, my iPod turn green again.
So strange. It works anyway. Thanks all!