ios-provisioning

I configured dedicated Mac mini with OS X Server for Continuous Integration with XCode5, added git repo and created bots. I am trying to integrate bot and get error Specified PROVISIONING_PROFILE (29DAD4E2-6155-4395-AF33-2C872BC32504) not found and no CODE_SIGN_IDENTITY specified. Ignoring PROVISIONING_PROFILE for now. This will become an error in the future. Server was added to Developer Team and I can see it in member center at special page "Servers". I think that server should retreive profiles from Developer Center for build bots, but it doesn't work. How can I fix this? Vitaly Kudrin I

I have an Apple iOS Enterprise account and am creating a distribution provisioning profile, and was surprised to see that I had to choose a distribution method of either In House or Ad Hoc. This confused me - if I was creating a distribution profile for a non enterprise account then the choices here would be Ad Hoc or App store, this makes sense as there are different profiles for testing and for releasing. But this is for an enterprise account and I don't understand what the difference is between In House or Ad Hoc distribution methods for an Enterprise app. Ad-Hoc releases have to be

I'm finding many articles on the web where it is implied that you can view the .mobileprovision file contents in a text editor. For example, this Urban Airship post : When push notifications are enabled for an app, the aps-environment key will appear in the .mobileprovision file specifying the provisioning profile: <key>Entitlements</key> <dict> <key>application-identifier</key> ... However the mobilprovision files I have (obtained within the last few days) contain 466 1/2 rows of 8 groups of 4 hex digits, (e.g. 4851 3842 4176 2845 0a09 01a2 404d 4382 ). How can I view this type of file? You

We have developed an iOS app that has been delivered to the customer as an IPA with an ad-hoc distribution profile that allowed a set of their employees to install it on their devices. The customer now wishes to distribute that app internally to all their employees using their iOS Enterprise Developer program credentials. I had hoped that the customer could simply re-codesign the ad-hoc IPA with their own enterprise identity. However, they say they can't do that. They say they "need an IPA file with the removal of the limitation to only certain devices". So, what do I do? Do I need to somehow

I am developing an application for a company, they gave me the admin role so I can edit provisioning files. I am getting "Valid signing identity not found for distribution file" and "Profile doesn't match any valid certificate/private-key pair in the default keychain" error on XCode, normally I would revoke the distribution profile by creating a key chain from my mac, but the company have other applications and I can not risk revoking it because clicking revoke gives the following warning. "Revoking this certificate may invalidate one or more Provisioning Profiles in the Program Portal.

I recently updated to Xcode 8 and as I click on "download" option next to provisioning profile in Xcode/Preferences/Accounts/View Details menu it changes to gray and does not download. After restarting Xcode the download button is again clickable and the problem persists. Manual download of provisioning profile and dropping on Xcode icon don't add the profile to specific developer account in Xcode 8. Anyone had this problem recently and solved it? I checked all questions related to new Xcode version, still no solution. I'm seeing the same issue where the download button is grayed but the

Got this error: Failed to code sign "xxx WatchKit App". The provisioning profile specified in your build settings (“xxxWatchAppPushProvisionProfile”) has an AppID of “com.yyy.xxxAppleWatchApp” which does not match your bundle identifier “com.yyy.xxxAppleWatchApp.watchkitapp”. Xcode can attempt to fix this issue. I've renamed "com.yyy.xxxAppleWatchApp.watchkitapp" to "com.yyy.xxxAppleWatchApp" but it gives this error instead: 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/30252953/how-to-set-apple-watch-code-signing-identity-and-provisioning-profile-for-push-n

Is it possible to set the expiration date of a Provisioning Profile? I am having an internal trial within the company and I would like to set the expiration date to be the end of the trial; instead of just being a year from the creation date. Is it possible or is it always going to be one year from the creation date? Also, if its not possible to set the expiration date, is it possible to kill the provisioning profile from the portal that way the application itself will expire and not be able to be opened? Or am I better off just coding something up that will not allow the app to be opened

I've seen other questions with this kind of error, but none helped me to solve my problem. I have my personal apple developer account and one from the company I'm working for. When I'm trying to submit an app for my company in order to beta test it I have an error: "Your account already has a valid iOS Distribution certificate". I tried importing developer profile again, but it didn't helped. Just for documentation purposes: You need to edit your iOS Provisioning Profile in member center and select the correct Certificate delete your own apple id is from Xcode "preferences->Account-> Apple IDs