I passed the last to days in the "Apple-Hell", I'm not able to find a solution on my problem.
I found a lot of solution on internet, specially on stack overflow, but no one had helped me to escape from my labyrinth.
I'm explaining you my situation:
I have got a developer account, i programmed my App with my account sets on Xcode, i cannot publish my app with that account because is not a "Company" Account.
My boss bought a company account, i have to publish my app (built with the other Account) on the App Store with the company account.
I'm having a lot of problem with the team ID, the errors says :
This app contains an embedded provisioning profile that is not associated with your account. Please use a provisioning profile associated with Team ID XXXXXXX.
Invalid provisioning profile. This app contains an embedded provisioning profile that is not associated with your account. Please use a provisioning profile associated with Team ID XXXXXXX.
Invalid code Signing Entitlements. The entitlements in your app bundle signature do not match the ones that are contained in the provisioning profile. According to the provisioning profile, the bundle contains a key value that is not allowed:["......."] for 'keychain-access-groups' in 'Payload/...../....'
I'm posting you a screenshot of the organizer's output screen.
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p.s: sorry for my bad english, I hope to find a solution!
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Unfortunately I have a problem, when uploading my app... here is the situation:
I built an iOS App for a client, but he wants to upload the app via his Developer account. He created a provision profile and added me to his team on iTunes connect (admin).
But when I wanted to upload my app to the App store (in xCode) the following error showed up:
This app contains an embedded provisioning profile that is not associated with your account. Please use a provisioning profile associated with Team ID XXXXXXXX."
What do I need to do? Do he has to give me more rights on iTunes connect/Apple Developer? Have I installed the provisioning profile wrong?
Thank you very much in advance, I have no idea what to do next.
So the answer to the question is in my case that this is only possible with the Apple Developer Agent plan. Then you another Person can add you as a role on the Developer Portal and you are able to upload the project on his name.
I worked for a company, and my company has a apple company account and one person used to maintain provisioning profile and certificated for all the developers. I created a new certificate through xcode using my apple id provided my company which is linked to company apple account. After creating account all provisioning profiles validate again so that they have all newly crated certificate.
But still xcode giving me error 'certificate doesn't have provisions profile'. Now i am not sure what else to do. That guy has no clue why it is happening. Does he need to click somewhere in company account to get the certificate validated for the provisioning profile.
If you are you using xcode 8 just check Automatically manage signing and select you team xcode will do it. Otherwise create/edit your desire Provisioning Profile and select all available certificate and download and double tap that Provisioning Profile to run on you mac.
Here is what I see at Xcode -> Preferences -> Accounts:
Here is what I see at developer.apple.com -> Certificates, Identifiers & ProfilesWill:
However, according to iTunesConnect I am on another team:
How I got into this situation:
I have previously used my account to upload and release software to iTunesConnect
The admin for Kim Rubin has not made any changes to my access level in the meantime
I have purchased a new MacBook (now regretting) and allowed Xcode to create a new certificate (always clicking whatever the default Xcode response was)
Please explain why Xcode does not recognize my other team membership.
Downstream this is also causing other problems. (Specifically, I cannot upload to iTC because Xcode is trying to sign with the wrong team.) But right now I am only asking about the root cause above.
I tried to get more information in my comments, but without more information, I can explain what I think is happening. You state that your access hasn't changed, but you previously used the account to upload and submit the app through iTunes Connect. You never mention that you used your account to actually build and sign the application that you submitted. I'm guessing you either did not, or if you did it was using manual signing and the old Mac had the iOS distribution code signing identity on it.
It appears you have been granted an iTunes Connect role, but not Apple Developer role. In order to have the team show up in Xcode and allow for things like creation of a certificate / profile, you need to be at least an Admin role on the developer account. When you clicked "Fixed issue" in Xcode, because you only had your personal dev account available, Xcode tried to create a cert and profile on your new account. That will result in a build that was improperly signed, as you need it to be signed with the correct account's certificate and profile.
You can either have the owner of the account add you as a development team admin, or you can have someone on the team send you the iOS distribution certificate and provisioning profile.
In case of my team member who's role was "Customer Support", changing the role to "Developer" was not enough. The solution was to delete his account and recreate it with "Developer" role in Itunes Connect, and only after accepting new invitation the team was showing up in Xcode.
So I am using Xcode 5 to publish my first app on the App Store, but for some reason it is saying that I must request identities before they can be downloaded. Well, I am the administrator and I searched online for 3 hours looking for a solution. I did possibly EVERYTHING on Google, Youtube, and even StackOverflow. I am just hoping now that I will get a renewed answer.
Try following these instructions. You need to generate a Distribution Certificate, use that certificate to create an Ad Hoc or Distribution Provisioning Profile, download and import that profile into Xcode, Archive your app, and validate it.
https://developer.apple.com/library/IOs/documentation/IDEs/Conceptual/AppDistributionGuide/Introduction/Introduction.html#//apple_ref/doc/uid/TP40012582-CH1-SW1
http://anthonytietjen.blogspot.com/2012/08/overcoming-trouble-validating-your.html
Also, go into Build Settings for your project and go to Code Signing. Make sure the Code Signing Identities are all set to the iDevice Distribution App ID you created in iTunes Connect as well as the Provisioning Profile set to the Provisioning Profile you painstakingly created in the iOS Development Center as well (that Ad Hoc provisioning profile file you created and downloaded into Xcode.)
I would say that if you still can't get it working with an Ad Hoc provisioning profile, try generating an App Store Distribution Provisioning Profile within the "Certificates, Identifiers, and Profiles" portion of the Development center , import it into Xcode (by refreshing the provisioning profile list under Xcode->preferences->accounts->details->refresh button) and go through the validation process of your archive again. I'm not sure if it's because Xcode can't validate an Archive with an Ad Hoc profile or what, but it seems to pick up the Distribution Provisioning Profile just fine and allows you to validate. Don't worry, even if you don't validate the archive with the Ad Hoc provisioning profile, you can still create the .ipa for your archive by hitting the Distribute button in Organizer->Archives and choosing the Ad Hoc profile so that you can beta test it.
Also one other reason for this which I faced was that I had renamed the project since I first started it. The CFBundleIdentifier was set to com.ABC.${PRODUCT_NAME:rfc1034identifier}. Turns out that the ${..} was evaluating to not my current project(renamed) name when I was trying to validate gave the the same No identities… message. Changed this entry to com.ABC.my-new-project. Rebuilt the archive which now I could validate.
So watch out for project renames.
On the Organizer Library we have the list of Provisioning Profiles. Here I have a my enterprise distribution profile that is about to expire (2 days) And it has a button that says "Renew" next to it.
When I click on the button, I get the next Error Message:
The given provisioning profile has no associated devices and cannot be renewed.
Please add devices to your provisioning profile before attempting to renew “enterprise”, or create a new provisioning profile.
I have tried to add random devices to the profile by right clicking on them and selecting "Add Device to Provisional Portal", but it doesn't seem to work. It just adds the device on the Developer iOS Provisioning Portal Devices list. But the profile associated to this device its not my distribution profile, it's one called:
iOS Team Provisioning Profile:* Xcode: iOS Wildcard AppID
And I cannot modify it through the ADP to change the profile. But I don't think that is the answer.
Now, the thing is that I have about 1 thousand users and I would prefer not to create a new profile to recompile my apps and then ask them to download them again.
Is there a way I can renew this profile without all the pain?
The error you are getting can be misleading "The given provisioning profile has no associated devices and cannot be renewed. " With enterprise profile you need to add device only for Developer Profile not for Distribution. This is why you do not have a device limitation with distribution. I do not think expiring profile will affect existing user who uses your application currently but anyway you have to renew your profile in the end. My suggestion will be deleting and recreating it.