I just want to see if I am going crazy or not. I have the following App Ids in the provisioning portal.
com.foo.*
com.foo
com.foo.FooApp
The first was for before we needed push.
The second was a mistake, but I can't delete it.
The third is for my current push notifications
The problem that I have is that the APNS assistant will not launch when I click the configure button for my com.foo.FooApp App Id. I created the push certificates and then revoked them, but am unable to recreate...?
Thanks!
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I have the same problem. The APNS assistant doesn't launch when I click the configure button. Tried everything I can think of, like creating additional AppID's and then trying to configure the SSL certs for those, but same result - clicking the configure button does nothing.
Also reported it to Apple (2010/10/12) -no response yet.
Just tried again (2010/10/15) - Apple fixed the issue. All working
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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 :)
Last week, with Xcode 7, I was able to upload without any issue. But today I am getting the message your app has changed to invalid binary.
I have seen that now with Xcode 8 a new icon 20x20 2x and 3x is added. I added one, but still getting the error.
Does anyone had similar problem?
Сheck your email!
In my case, I wasted a lot of time because I did not check my email. When you get such an error, Apple sends you an email with it's description.
For example, this is what Apple sent me:
"This app attempts to access privacy-sensitive data without a usage
description. The app's Info.plist must contain an
NSCameraUsageDescription key with a string value explaining to the
user how the app uses this data."
After days of wrestling with the same problem I finally got my app successfully submitted, but only after being on the phone with Apple Developer support.
A couple of things to keep in mind:
Make sure you set the Info.plist description keys for any entitlements. This is necessary for iOS apps. Mine was a macOS app, so this didn't apply.
Head over to iTunes Connect, and recreate all your provisioning profiles and code signing certificates if you're not 100% sure that they're valid. You can do it for both Developer and Distribution.
In Xcode, turn off automatic code signing for your app, and any build targets (you can try automatic code signing in Xcode after completing steps #2 and #4 but that wasn't what worked for me).
Go to Xcode preferences, and click your development team, and in the sheet that comes up, you should see some "Download" buttons beside the newly created (in iTunes Connect) code signing certificates and provisioning profiles. Click them all. And so you don't get confused in step #5, delete all the other stale provisioning profiles and code signing identities for this app.
In Build Settings for each of your targets, make sure that the Release build setting for code signing, and provision profile are set to the above newly created code signing certificate and provisioning profile.
Bump your build number.
Deep clean your project (Option-Shift-Command-K).
Archive build your app.
In the Organizer that opens up, select the newly archived app, and validate (it always validated, but I still would get Invalid Binary later).
Export the build and select the option "Save for Mac App Store Deployment" or similar.
When prompted, use the same Provisioning Profiles you used previously and save.
Open the .pkg in Application Loader which you can launch from Xcode > Open Developer Tool > Application Loader menu.
I was't getting any emails on the Invalid Binary issue. Instead, I was lucky enough to have set up my iPad with iTunes Connect, and so, like clock-work, I was getting notifications within a couple minutes of uploading the app: "Your app ... has changed to Invalid Binary."
If you don't get one of these Invalid Binary notifications, that's a good sign. Another 10-15 minutes later, I checked the iTunes Connect portal, and I could finally add the uploaded build and submit for review.
After a while of searching, as a last-ditch effort I added every possible 'NS...UsageDescription into each of my target's Info.plist and this seems to have worked. After process of elimination, I deduced that it was either the NSAppleMusicUsageDescription or the NSFaceIDUsageDescription key-string pair that was preventing the upload from being successful so I just added them even though I don't use either in my project. I have also read on some other threads that something with a new version of Xcode required them to have the NSAppleMusicUsageDescription even though they didn't use anything related to Apple Music.
I have an iOS app in Xcode 7 that used Push Notifications via Parse in development mode. I had to format my Mac’s hard drive and reinstall El Capitan and Xcode. Running my same old code, all my push notifications now get a “APNS Invalid token” error. I’m assuming the error is due to changes on my Mac.
I have revoked and replaced my APN certificate at the Apple Member Center, downloaded the new certificate, put in it my keychain, exported it to a p12, deleted my old certificate at Parse and installed the new p12 file. I also edited and renewed my Provisioning Profile at Apple.
I’m still getting the Invalid token error from Apple. I haven’t changed any other settings so I don’t believe I am trying to use a development token against Apple’s production Push notifications service, or vise-versa.
Can anyone suggest how to correct this? Thanks!
Possibly because Xcode cannot find a correct provisioning profile linked with with your app Bundle identifier and it is relying on its default profile.
In the menu go to: Xcode > Preferences > Accounts
Then click on View Details.. button to see all the provisioning profile associated with your account. Make sure you download them all so that Xcode can find them on your disk. Alternatively you can download your provisioning profiles from member centre on your mac and double click on them so that Xcode loads them internally.
I had to re-enable Push Notifications in the apps Capabilities.
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.
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.