I'm developing my personal mobile application.
I've used react native to build the application, and I'm now trying to bring my application on my iPhone X, using Xcode, however, when I'm trying to deploy the application I've got the following error:
Team [My Team Name] is not enrolled in the Apple Developer Program.
Is enrolling mandatory even for testing on personal devices?
Thanks!
What I did is listed below:
Created a Development certificate
Couldn't create a Distribution certificate ("Your account does not have permission to create iOS Distribution certificates")
Build the project correctly
Set signing of the project (both application and testing) to my Development certificate
Set scheme to my personal iPhone X
Click on "Distribute App"
Try on both, "Ad hoc" and "Development"
The only answer I've got is the error shown above.
Many thanks shim, I didn't have all those options since I'm using Xcode 10, however playing around with the signature settings I've made it out.
For whom other that will struggle with this issue, basically there's no point to archive the project to deploy on the Device.
The solution was just to select my device in the within the Schemas and just Run it on the device, that actually install the app on the mobile device.
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I'm trying to develop a cross-platform app using xamarin forms and mac-in-cloud. Specifically with ios, I'm trying to set-up automatic provisioning since I originally got the error when debugging: >Could not find any available provisioning profile for (app name).iOS on iOS
So, after researching into the issue I put my apple developer acct info in, and when trying to use automatic provisioning. I get an error under Team: >There were errors in the data supplied. Please correct and re-submit. There are no current IOS devices on this team matching the provided device IDs.
Now, following the research rabbit hole, I go to the apple developer portal, try and register device, select macOS, insert Hardware UUID of mac mini into device ID, so on. And no change to error(s).
Question time, am I setting it up completely wrong? Other (older) articles/forums suggest linking an ios device via itunes, however, that seems counterproductive to my objective. Anyways, any help would be greatly appreciated. Apologies for any naiveté.
What are you trying to develop with the mac? Is it a iOS (iPhone) app? If so you can just use the simulator on the mac, and the mac does not need to be registered.
Try manual provisioning in VS
Signing Identity > Development (your name)
Provisioning profile > probably will be vs (something)
Also in VS go to Preferences > Apple Developer Accounts > make sure your account is listed. Then on the right hand side, click 'View Details' then 'Download all profiles'
Restarting VS or the mac may also help.
I am following this tutorial to install a Flutter app on an iPhone.
I have never used Xcode before I am having some trouble finding stuff like "the Signing configuration" and how I can create and add teams to Xcode.
Here are my questions:
Do I need to pay for
an Apple Developer account to be able to install an app using Xcode onto an iPhone? (Not concerned about publishing on the App Store for now).
Where do I find the "the Signing configuration"?
What is the deal with this "Personal team" thing that the tutorial talks about? Do I need one to be able to install an app on an iPhone from Xcode?
It's free for develop, but for publishing to App Store you need to pay. Here you can register https://developer.apple.com/
You just need to fill Signings & Capabilities settings to be able install application on device. Please note, that you need to trust developer after installation in Settings -> General -> Device Management -> Your Developer
I specifically need help getting the app build into my apps. I am so new to the MAC ecosystem. I need to get my app build from my windows 10 box (parallels) running VS2017/Xamarin Forms project uploaded to My Apps. What i have found is helpful if you are using xcode on the mac.
I have read tons of pages and help files and with all of that what I have includes:
created an app in VS2017/Xamarin that runs happily on the emulator from the MAC (MacBook Pro)
purchased the app dev subcription from apple
created a Production certificate (I don't need this yet but I was in there so...)
created a Development certificate
created a key pair from the Dev cert (that show up in the keychain)
created an App Group
created my app's placeholder under My Apps on App Store Connect
added my iPhone to devices via connecting to the Mac getting the UDID from iTunes
created a development provisioning profile for my iPhone (Not sure how this helps my testflight plight)
Assumptions
You must submit for review the same way for both TestFlight and Prod release to the actual store.
You don't need to open the app in xcode outside Xamarin
There is a tool or concept I am missing out on.
For development outside of Xcode, you will want to use Apple's Application Loader App to upload your app to App Store Connect.
As I said in comment to Matt below his correct answer to my actual question above, I needed to get the project right to get to that point.
Here are the more intimate details for the lurkers. I hope this helps some of you.
I was getting, or trying, to get all of this in place manually instead of letting VS do it's work getting this stuff together while I got to coding. FastLane FTW
Open the account management window, go to Tools > Options > Xamarin > Apple Accounts
Add your AppleID
Click on your appleID
Click the add button
Select your id in the lower text area
then add your distro cert. As is proper you deploy to TestFlight as a prod release.
Then get over to to your iOS project properties:
Make sure that your project is outputting an IPA. (Not Beer ;) )
These are my settings that worked. There could be other configurations that work as well.
I never get the automatic provisioning to work. And while this bundle signing settings look like it will not work, it does. I have received my apple approval for beta and users are in testflight.
Also, make sure you update the version of the app in the plist for subsequent releases. This change is not carried through from the AssemblyInfo.cs as one might expect. viola.
If you see this during debug make sure your debug version has Developer (Automatic) set for your debug settings.
FWIW - My VS2017:
While this does not perfectly match the info # https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/xamarin/cross-platform/macios/apple-account-management?tabs=windows it worked for me. That page was key to the solution and deserves citing. Your mileage may vary.
If I missed something please reach out and I will update this.
Environment:
Visual Studio 2015 on PC
Visual Studio (Xamarin) on Mac
iPad is connected to Mac
My setup used to work fine. From PC, I would be able to debug iOS apps running on the iPad.
Yesterday, I updated the Mac OS as well as my iPad iOS. I may have updated a few other things too. However, now I am running into problems deploying Xamarin iOS apps on the iPad.
I can create an iOS app in xcode and deploy it successfully. However, when I try to build my Xamarin app, I get the error "No installed profiles match the installed iOS signing identities."
There are a few posts on the forum that talk about a similar problem. I have gone through all these posts. I have also downloaded (once again) my iOS certificate from Apple developer portal and added it to my keychain store.
I still don't understand why I get the error. Would appreciate if someone can tell me how I can get the list of installed iOS signing identities and compare them against the list of provisioning profiles.
Also, when I look at my plist.info file, I see that, for key CfBundleIdentifier, the value is replace_bundle_id. I am wondering how I can tie this bundle id back to my provisioning profile. On Apple's portal, I see a bunch of provisioning profiles (I am part of an enterprise team). There is no field called bundle-id on these profiles. All each of them have is an app-id. Where do I related the bundle-id to the provisioning profile? Regards.
Provisioning profiles are all inside the directory: /Users/m.piccotti/Library/MobileDevice/Provisioning Profiles
Usually when I have these kind of problems and no time to understand what's wrong, I simply delete everything inside that directory and I download again all the profiles from Xcode. Naturally you can try this only if you are sure that you'll be able again to download all the provisioning profiles you need.
Or it could be that you have to set the right provisioning profile for the project:
This info is saved into iOS.csproj, the element CodesignProvision.
When you go to Apple Developer portal and check App IDs, you see the Name and ID of your app. The ID is your bundle ID. That you need to enter in your plist.
Based on that Xamarin will find your profiles.
Here is what I did to make it work. This is based on the feedback I received from the other two replies.
From the Apple developer portal, I looked at the ID of my app. This was in the form com.mycompany.myproduct. In my Xamarin iOS app's plist.info, the id was replace_bundle_id. I changed it to match the one from the portal.
Next, I cleaned the "Provisioning Profiles" directory on Mac and used xcode to create a test project and change the bundle id (from project options) to match the one on the portal. xcode automatically created a new profile.
This made the whole thing work. Now I am able to deploy and debug from my PC to iPad via Mac.
Our project was generated by Xamarin wizard a long time ago and used to work just fine until recently. I still do not know why replace_bundle_id worked in the past and stopped working all of a sudden. The only change I had made was that I upgraded the OSes on the Mac as well as my iPad.
I have a Mac App for OS X 10.10 that I am trying to create a working release build.
Not for the Mac App store "Distributing Apps Outside the Mac App
Store"
Uses "Developer ID Application" for the release code signing. Things look good in my App dev account
Created an OSX APP ID com.blah.app
Can create and verify an Archive successfully
sudo spctl --assess --verbose=4 Name.App, looks good "Name.App : accepted
source=Developer ID"
Read thru Apple "Distributing Apps Outside the Mac App Store"
Needs to be OS X 10.10 due to customer requirements
Read through everything I can find on stack overflow regarding this
matter
Can build and release iOS without a second thought, but this is my
first Mac App
I run the App and in the console I see "EXC_CRASH (Code Signature Invalid)"
Stumped ...
Gatekeeper
Macs have a "gatekeeper" feature that can be set in 3 modes in System Preferences > Security & Privacy > General > "Allow apps downloaded from:".
Which is your test system set to ?
Since you're signing using a Developer ID, it needs to be set to the 2nd or 3rd option (not just allowing the App store). [2nd option is the default on freshly installed machines]
Build for distribution outside of the app store
Builds that you create for submission to the App store cannot be run by everybody. One needs to build it specifically for that.
To quote https://developer.apple.com/library/mac/qa/qa1884/_index.html :
[...] use Xcode Organizer > Export > Export a Developer ID-signed Application. Developer ID-signed apps can be run by anyone. However, code that uses technologies only available to Mac App Store apps, such as receipt validation, iCloud, and push notifications, will not work if your app is Developer ID-signed. You might need to temporarily disable those parts of your app if you opt for the Developer ID testing approach
There was an error in the selected capabilities (red) that wasn't stopping the build, "Key chain sharing" in this case. Turned off as I didn't need it and everything works as expected