ios-provisioning

In an unfortunately frustrating loop here. This issue started occurring in Xcode 5 about a month ago and I have just been dealing with it hoping that it would go away with Xcode 6 but I'm still seeing it happen in the current App store release of Xcode 6. When visiting the "Accounts" tab in Xcode, then tapping on an account and clicking the "refresh" button to download the provisioning profiles for that user, instead they all get invalidated. Then I have to go into the developer portal and manually regenerate each one. The only way to get the valid profiles is to download each one manually

This is about adding devices to the provisioning portal for ad-hoc testing. A client sent me a UDID with upper-case characters which I foolishly added without checking. Wireless deployment isn't working and I'm wondering whether this could be the cause, but I would like to check first before using up one of my 100 allocations. Yes, UDIDs are case sensitive. You can go through all characters and turn them to a lower case character, if it's not a number. It is correct that iTunes lists the UDID in uppercase. Be aware that in the 'Member center' you'll have to register the UDID in lowercase,

I have an iOS app that is now around 3 years old. It is signed with an enterprise profile. We have released seven versions of the software, the last time being almost a year ago. Currently we are trying to do a new release but have found that due to the new security rules in iOS8 that iOS 8.1.3 devices and greater cannot upgrade and must delete and reinstall. In researching I found similar issues for people who are signing the app with a different profile, but our app is being signed with the same profile. The error claims that our old application-identifier contained a wildcard, which I

I have an iOS app that I've developing for a while. Initially there were around 8 devices in the iOS dev account, ad builds were prepared and distributed through Hockey App, no problems. Recently, we've added a bunch more devices, but for some reason the ad hoc builds won't install on those devices (but continues to install just fine on the original set). I have been over and over the certificates, devices and provisioning profiles in the iOS Dev Center. I've triple checked all the Build Settings in XCode. The app is for iOS 6 and iOS 7 only. It is built in XCode 5. I've tried installing the

Is there any way to push apps to an iphone through an iPhone explorer or something else, where you can bundle up the ipa and copy it onto an unlocked device (or non unlocked even)? How can I push an app to my device without putting it on a cydia repo? Are there instructions on how cydia does this, or would this be out of my depth (considering I dont know the intricacies of the iphone). This is a customized app I have developed, I just need a way to push it to the device without worrying about the approval process, and I want to keep it on the device past the 3 month provisioning profile period

Using Xcode 9 . Working on app store build validation. Created an app with app store profile. Archived successfully Trying to validate build in Organizer, I am getting the following error on selecting the profile. This is the same profile used to archive and it is an app store profile. 2 Queries How to identify a profile if it is ad-hoc or app store Why did this happen?Pretty sure this is an appstore profile. Just had the same issue All you need to do is to delete your provisioning profile and create another one on Apple Developer site . Queries: 1) The only info we have about it is the