Just for the record: I had a stranger response from Xcode when I tried to run my app on my device.
Please verify that your device's clock is properly set, and that your
signing certificate is not expired. (0xE8008018).
My certificate expires today at midnight AND my several provisioning profiles need a serious cleaning.
What is the administrative process to get it all renewed to get a build AND run working?
You need to :
Connect to Apple Developer Member Center
Click on 'Certificates, Identifiers & Profiles'
iOS Apps must not have an expiration date notification or else
renew it, and come back here
Click on 'Provisioning profiles'
If no one has 'active' status, that is the problem
Add one for 'iOS App Development'
Choose the right 'App ID' : your BundleID, or wildcard
The next screen should show you valid certificates. If not, go create one (click on 'Certificates' item on the left menu) and come back here
Choose one certificate
Then you see all the devices you declared in 'Devices', select those on which you want to run your app
Give a profile name and generate it
You will download a file named : [profile name].mobileprovision
Double-click to install it
At this step, my problem was solved. Build and run on my phone is ok.
I had the same exact thing only... all my profiles, certificates and everything were up-to-date in the Dev portal. What fixed it for me was under the General tab of my app's target, changing the 'Team' dropdown to none... and then back to my company. Forced Xcode to re-request whatever it thought it needed from the Dev Portal.
Back in business... :-)
Or go to your Utilities/Keychain and delete all the certs there. Run from Xcode and it will sort it all out for you.
If you work in a group and suffer this problem, but your colleagues do not, you may ask somebody to export the developer profile as described in https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/recipes/xcode_help-accounts_preferences/articles/export_signing_assets.html
Then import the .developerprofile file.
Worked like a charm for me.
Hi All Just delete the developer certificate and install it again.delete the account fomr xcode preferences and add it again.
Works for me
Restarting XCode made XCode solve the problem for me showing this prompt:
Just pressed "Fix Issue" and it worked.
Delete all expired certificates from Keychain rest xcode will handle.
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Flutter i am try to release my app on appstore. Issue is when i am signing it showing error of No profile for 'com.lunchbox.admin.app'
This
I try to go in build setting and change it to IOS Distrubution like this
But then its showing error Runner has conflictiong provisional setting
I tried every thing like enable/disable automatic managing signing. Quit Xcode even i have change the bundle id create new one then signing but got stuck. I think this night i am going to full bald head.
Please give any tips, hints i can do because i have try all answers research now not see any hope :D
Try both may be it will helps you.
1
Create certificate with your bundle identifier.
Connect your device with your system and then register your device in your apple developer account.
2
Click XCode.
Open xCode Preferences.( press 'command' and then ',' ).
Click Accounts.
Sign in with Apple id Account.
Clicked on Download certificate.
Hope its works :)
The last couple of days I've struggled with code signing my cocoa app in Xcode. I've read through all similar topic that looked to be related, but nothing has helped.
Whenever I try to export my archive I get this error message:
I've tried to delete everything in my keychain and all profiles/certificates that I'm allowed to delete/revoke in the member center. However, I still get the same error with no "Fix" or "Reset" button. How should I proceed in order to get my application signed for distribution outside of store?
Go to Preferences -> Accounts, choose your account, click "View Details" in the bottom right corner and in the dialog click Download all in the bottom left corner.
Also, take a look at fastlane.tools. It is a great set of tools, which is, among other things, capable of dealing with code signing issues. Calling cert and sigh is sometimes enough to deal with many code signing-related problems.
I had installed my Developer ID Application Certificate on a different Mac and was getting the same error as in the question when I tried to use that certificate on a "new" Mac.
This fixed it for me:
I still have the other Mac so I exported the Developer Accounts from that one again:
Go to XCode | Preferences | Accounts
Click the "cog" in the bottom-left-hand-corner next the the plus and minus signs
Click "Export Developer Accounts"
Save the exported file somewhere accessible to your other Mac
Then, on my "new" Mac:
Go to XCode | Preferences | Accounts
Select the Apple ID that represents my dev certs
Click the minus sign in the bottom left hand corner to delete that account
Quit XCode
Open Key Chain Access
Delete all Developer Certificates
Close Keychain Access
Go to XCode | Preferences | Accounts
Click the "cog" in the bottom-left-hand-corner next the the plus and minus signs
Click "Import Developer Accounts"
Select the file exported on the "old" Mac above and import
I'm hitting this same issue.
The error appears to be telling you that valid Developer ID Certs have been created under your developer account, but they are not currently on your Mac, so they cannot be used.
The solution would be to download the Developer ID Cert(s) from the web. However, you likely do not have the Private Key used to sign these certs. So at this point they are rather useless.
In my case, the further problem is that I already have 5 Developer ID Certificates in my account. I'm not quite sure where these came from. They were created years ago, perhaps when I was attempting to create Mac App Store certs? Or perhaps by clicking that damn Fix Issue button...
There appears to be a limit of 5 Developer ID Certificates per developer account, by default.
Developer ID Certificates are created, now, through Xcode rather than via the Members Center:
However, in Xcode, there is no longer a button to "Create" a new cert. The only button is "Reset". This button simply links me back to the Members Center in my web browser, so is completely useless...
Via the Members Center, Developer ID Certificates cannot be revoked, as you would an iOS or Mac App Store certificate. The "Revoke" button is Grayed out.
You can’t revoke Developer ID or Pass Type ID certificates using Member Center. Instead, send a request to Apple at product-security#apple.com to revoke these types of certificates.
Apple will only revoke these certificates in cases of security, to disable installation of the app on all client machines. I've tried emailing the above address, and they told me they could not revoke the cert.
The solution, then, is to have additional Developer ID Certificate slots added to your account, past the limit of 5.
Product Security told me, rather than revoking the certs,
We encourage you to contact Apple Developer Connection at https://developer.apple.com/support/ to resolve the issue you’re experiencing.
I've now contacted developer support. I recommend calling. They are currently, hopefully, setting up new Developer ID slots on my dev account.
When you create a new Developer ID Certificate that you will actually use, be sure to back up the Certificate and Private Key so that you do not hit this issue in the future.
EDIT:
I waited for over a month, I believe, with no response. I happened to have a ticket to an Apple TV Tech Talk and talked to an Apple representative at their lab. He was able to reset my Developer ID Certificate limit in about 5 minutes. So this is possible, but to expedite the process I would attempt to talk with a Developer Evangelist at Apple either in person or over the phone.
One issue could be the private key is missing for your developer cert. With Keychain Access find your developer cert and verify it has a little triangle beside it. Click on the triangle to reveal the private key.
If it's not there you'll need to restore this private key from the Mac you created your certificate.
Otherwise, delete the cert from the Apple Developer website and then create a new one.
Same issue here but i was using "automatically manage settings" on Xcode 8. And for a particular reason there were two distribution certificates in my developer account.
Xcode seems to choose the most recent automatically and I didn't have it installed on my mac. So I switch to the old way by creating manually my app ID and my provisioning profile (which use the appropriate certificate) and it works :)
I had similar issue. I've discovered that my provisioning profile was invalid since I've updated iOS Developer certificate. After PP regeneration everything works as expected.
I ran into this same issue, and I fixed it at last. There are some tips:
in Xcode -> Preferences -> Accounts, click button View Details, then
click button Download All Profiles
in Keychain Access, check if the certificate exists. if not, choose
File->Import items, then choose the .cer file you download
from developer website
Hope it helps.
On Xcode Version 8.3.3 go to Preferences ->Accounts -> Manage Certificates -> then click (+) ->on dropdown menu click iOS Development. Do the same for iOS App Store -> Done -> Download All Profiles.
If you have changed the machine Exporting the developer account from old mac and then importing into new mac solves the problem
I am working on an app that I would like to put onto some iPads (not the App Store). I bought the developer license, and added the provisions on Xcode. Now when I try to build the app for the iPad which I have connected to my computer, I get the error:
A valid provisioning profile matching the application's Identifier '' could not be found
I think that this problem has been caused because I have two different teams running on my Xcode, and I don't know how to specify the correct one (one has expired). Also, I remember when I first created my App that I didn't really pay attention to the fields like 'Company Name', can I change those now?
EDIT: Here are the provisions I do have:
I had the same issue when i first installed the provisioning profile on the XCode. i'm using Xcode 4.5.* version. Although I installed the prov profile and certs in my mac, when i go to the Devices tab in the organizer in Xcode and clicked my device, i still couldn't see the new provisioning profile was added to the device. So I clicked the "Add to Portal" button with a + mark on it. It did the trick and i was able to test my app successfully without any errors about missing prov profile. Hope this helps for some of you with the issue i had.
This is a very common (to me at least) error. It sounds like you just don't have a mobile provision for the app you're trying to put on your iPad. You need a .mobileprovision file for each app identifier. As for the various names of things, you can edit them in the info tab of your project or in info.plist.
If one of your profiles has expired then delete it, although this shouldn't affect anything.
To get a provision for your app, go to the apple provisioning portal and add a provisioning profile. Then you just have to put all of the specifications (UDID, development cert, application ID) in and it'll kick out a provision. There's a how-to guide on the apple developer site for both making provisions and putting them where they're supposed to be.
For some reason it also looks like your app's identifier is empty; you can change this in your project's info tab. The .mobileprovision app ID and your app's ID have to match EXACTLY otherwise nothing works.
In my case, I had to first BUILD the app with Cmd-B.
This popped up a keychain window access asking me to "Allow" (or "Always Allow") Xcode to access the keychain.
Only THEN could I actually run the program to launch it on my iPhone.
Apparently, hitting only run didn't do the trick.
(Btw, remember to first sign your app with the "iPhone Developer: Your Name ()" key.
As Dustin said:
The .mobileprovision app ID and your app's ID have to match EXACTLY
otherwise nothing works.
In your info.plist XCode automatically sets the 'Bundle identifier' to something like:
com.domainname.applicationname${PRODUCT_NAME:rfc1034identifier}
Delete the '${PRODUCT_NAME:rfc1034identifier}' and leave only 'com.domainname.applicationname' so that it exactly matches your provisioning profile ID.
This worked for me when I had the same issue. Hope it helps.
This progress is a chaos. the hardest issue in the universe and the world I think.
it should be simple.
in xcode5 "fix issues" button doesn't fix issues. but hey ! this isnt take a day. but some hours to fix.
I've made many mistakes in the process of adding a device to the organizer to deploy to it.
I want to completely start over, but every time I delete the device, unplug it from my computer, and re-add it, it already recognizes it, meaning the "Use for development" option is unavailable, and the error "Xcode cannot find the software image to install this version" always pops up.
How do I just start from scratch??
Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
And this is very urgent, thanks!
UPDATE:: Have these errors constantly pop up -
Provisioning Profiles - VAlid Signing identity not found
2.Unable to codesign using identities in this team: no provate keys available
3.Software version - XCode cannot find the software image to install this version (5.1.1 (9B206) )
I figured it out.
You can start from scratch by going to "Keychain Access." Go to passwords, and delete your appleID. Then, it will prompt you for your apple ID again.
To resolve the specified issues, you need a development certificate, which will automatically be requested only if you login using your account. Then the administrator will log in to his account and approve your request. Once the certificate is created, it will still not work.
You need to download both the certificate to add to your certificates in keychains, and also the provisioning profile.
after 6 month of break I try to finish my first app.
After I downloaded the new XCode and the new SDK (I needed it, because old XCode and SDK was 4.3, my iPhone was on 5.0.1) I try to build, but it told me my signiture was to old.
So I cleared all things I have found in my keychain: certificates, keys and so on.
I remember that it is a really really mess, but I tried the last 5 hours withour writing a single line of code...
At the moment I created a new certificate in the Apple Online Portal.
I downloaded and double click it, so it's in the Organizer now.
The error from XCode when try to start on my device is now:
There are no valid certificate/private key pairs in the default keychain
Can someone help me? (Skype would be nice), I am really lost in this after 5 ours of triend all I found on google and get very very lost.
When you are installing certificates first time you will have to install "Apple Worldwide Developer Relations Certification Authority".
Check whether it is available in the system tab of keychain access.
If you double click the certificate and provide password, it may be possible that it gets added to system tab. So make sure it is added to the login tab.You can just drag and drop the certificate from system to login.
In xcode organiser window you should see the provisioning profiles. If you don't see your profile there install the profile double clicking it. Also check profiles' expiry date.!
Hope this Helps!