XCode 6 and Ad-Hoc distribution without XC: provisioning

Question

Yesterday I\'ve downloaded Xcode 6 and now I have got a problem I can\'t solve. In my member center I\'ve got valid certificate and ad-hoc provisioning (distrib

Answer 1

I hit a similar problem and discovered that even if you specify the correct profiles in Xcode the Xcode6 system wants you to have the latest (from member centre) provisioning profile (for each team your account is against). It seems to walk each one in turn before using the one you need and gets blocked if you are absent any provisioning profile for the teams you belong to.

Answer 2

I ran into this today as well.

I ended up removing the XC profile from the developer portal and recreating my other ad-hoc and app store profiles and downloading them again.

After I did this, when I built and tried to submit to app store, the correct App Store profile showed up AND when I went to export for ad-hoc, the correct ad-hoc profile showed up.

Yay ;)

Answer 3

I have a workaround for this that works for me.

I have both Xcode 6 and Xcode 5.1.1 installed, Xcode 6 is in Applications and Xcode 5.1.1 is in another directory. When I want to do a build I use Xcode 6 to create the Archive. But you can also see the created Archive in Xcode 5.1.1 so I use Xcode 5.1.1 to distribute the Ad Hoc .ipa using the provisioning profile that I want to use. So build using Xcode 6 but distribute using Xcode 5.1.1. It works for me.

Answer 4

I ran into this.

No solution here worked.

I ended up moving to a command line build using nomad cli shenzen. Its another great open source project by mattt

Now I go into a shell and just type:

ipa build

DONE

They even have options to send the ipa to whatever Ad Hoc service you want. Awesome.