Xcode 10: A valid provisioning profile for this executable was not found

Question

Since yesterday I\'ve been getting the following error when trying run an app on my device: \"A valid provisioning profile for this executable was not found.\". This is afte

Answer 1

In my case, where nothing else helped, i did the following:

1. change the AppID to a new one
2. XCode automatically generated new provisioning profiles
3. run the app on real device -> now it has worked
4. change back the AppID to the original id
5. works

Before this i have tried out every step that was mentioned here. But only this helped.

Answer 2

@Stephen tks this resolved for me. I just need to go --> File --> WorspaceSettings --> Build Settings(change here to "Legacy Build System")

Answer 3

After I tired most of solution, I found what its make it work without any issue for me, Its resolved by go to developer.apple.com then account then Certificates, identifiers & profiles and I click on All link under Devices and then add a new device.

then you need to set device name, and uuid, and after save it. Go to xcode and clean cache, build, and all its work fine.

Note 1: make sure your team is set truth.

Note 2: You can get uuid by connect device to your mac device, and click on iTunes, and press on security label, you will see UUID.

Which This Answer its helpful too.

Answer 4

Today I had the same error while installing an app to my device. The problem occurred after I updated to the new xCode 11.4.

What I did to fix the issue:

• Unpaired device (Xcode > Window > Devices And Simulators > Left click device to unpair device.
• Restart iPhone
• Clean Build Folder (Xcode > Product > Clean Build Folder)
• Clean Derived Data (in ../library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData)
• Clean Build Folder again (Xcode > Product > Clean Build Folder)
• Build app on device.

Answer 5

I had the same issue (XCode 11) and nothing worked what was written here.

My issue was that I had iOS Beta (13.3) on my Phone. After reverting that everything worked fine again.

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Idea: Maybe the device caches some Information about the provisioning profile too, so a factory reset of the phone might also fix it?

Answer 6

Open Keychain Access on your Mac and delete the old expired Apple Development certificates. This solved the issue for me.