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Dear Developers,I got a following problem :When I try to submit new build version to app store for testing I got this message from Xcode : Your account already has a valid iOS distribution certificate, but it's not installed locally.But actually it is, it displays in Keychain access caertificates list. Xcode doesn't allow me to import any profile files and something like this. I' ve tried all standart solutions: revoked certificates, provisioning files reinstalled it and all this. How to fix it? thanks for your time and help in regard.

Is it possible to use Xcode 6 to deploy to an iOS 9 phone? Or, is it possible to use Xcode 7 to submit apps to the app store build for iOS 8? In the past the notes have said no, but I haven't seen equivalent language this time around.

I'm building my first Watchkit app, still on non-beta. I got my watch a couple of days ago so I want to deploy to real hardware.When I use XCode to target my iPhone, and run the iPhone app, it runs, but the phone app icon is not displayed normally on thephone, it shows up on the first home page screen, but it's underneath the first app icon, and not responsive. Same thing if I target the watch kit app.Here's a snapshot. I blurred the app icon a bit so as not to give away too much about the app.https://www.dropbox.com/s/l18rs9ts9fdf7jk/badIcon.png?dl=0When I open the Watch App, I see the app, and I can turn on show it on the watch but on the watch, it has no icon (I do have an AppIcon in images.xcassets in the watch app, but they don't show up on the watch, and when I try to run it on the watchSince I can't interact with the phone app button, the only way I found to delete it is to go into settings>usage and delete it.Any ideas what may be wrong here?

So I downloaded the latest Lister sample code for Xcode 7.0b1. I set up the bundle identifier prefix, the development team, and the provisioning profiles as specified in the PDF that came with the sample code. I then tried to build it, but got the following error:---Failed to code sign ListerKit (watchOS).No valid signing identities (i.e. certificate and private key pair) matching the team ID “A93A5CM278” were found.Xcode can attempt to fix this issue.---I don't recognize that team ID, so I'm guessing it's one of Apple's internal accounts. I'd like to change it, except that the General tab, where the setting is normally changed, is not present when I choose the ListerKit (watchOS) framework in the project's target list. It is present on the OS X and iOS framework targets.Is anyone outside of Apple able to build this sample code? If so, then what did you do to get the watchOS framework to build?

Hello,When I attempt to open the Guided Tour playground file mentioned in the pre-release Swift programming book in Xcode 7 on El Capitan (first build), Xcode crashes immediately upon opening. I've been able to use it fine with other projects/playgrounds etc, its just this indiviudal one.I've included a snippet of the crash log - does anyone know of a fix for this?Thanks in advance.Crashed Thread: 0 Dispatch queue: com.apple.main-thread Exception Type: EXC_CRASH (SIGABRT) Exception Codes: 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000 Exception Note: EXC_CORPSE_NOTIFY Application Specific Information: ProductBuildVersion: 7A120f ASSERTION FAILURE in /Library/Caches/com.apple.xbs/Sources/IDELanguageSupport/IDELanguageSupport-8102.19/IDELanguageSupportUI/Playground/Editor/IDEPlaygroundSourceTextScrollView.m:322 Details: result should be an instance inheriting from IDEPlaygroundTextView, but it is nil Object: <IDEPlaygroundSourceTextScrollView: 0x7f8ffd8cebc0> Method: -_drawGutterAndResultSidebarBackgroun

System Integrity ProtectionQuestion:Will disabling SIP be available as a choices .XML at install time for the 10.11 OS? If not, what mechanism will be provided for automatic disabling of SIP for use with automated imaging processes for machines?Pain point: Not every environment will be able to access Internet Recovery. At the same time, straight cloning of existing disks is problematic.Answer:SIP is always off in the Recovery environment and the Installer environment. While booted from those environments, you will be able to make changes to a boot disk which is otherwise protected by SIP.SIP-protected files will still appear as restricted when listed with ls's -O, but they can be renamed, moved, deleted or changed.There will be a command line tool to disable SIP in the Recovery environment, separate from the current GUI tool. The GUI tool is in fact going to disappear in favor of the command line tool. This change will likely appear in Developer Beta 2 or Beta 3; check the release notes.Question:The

We had an inquiry if we can build an app and a custom keyboard wherein the app has messaging capabilities and the custom keyboard has a view that can be toggled to display the same messages in the app version.Is there any guideline that would prevent this app to be approved if it is offering a non-keyboard related feature in a custom keyboard? The keyboard still has the normal keyboard capabilities, the messages viewer is just a mode of the keyboard.I also know that incorporating messaging capabilities in the keyboard is a heavy process, and that affects the Trust where the keyboard might get unreliable at times. But assuming that we come up with an efficient and minimal implementation of the message viewer in the keyboard that doesn't affect the performance that much, do you think this will get pass through app store review process?

When I try to build & run my app on my real devices, I can't select them under schemes. they show up below ineligible devices:My iPhoneName + (null) (paired device os version)So I looked in Organizer > Devices, and at Paired Watch Information it readsName <null>Model UnknownwatchOS (null) ((null))Identifier b42ebe... seems okayUrgh... tried to re-pair, didn't help. It just deleted all my apps and can't download them again (Insufficient storage, read that in other thread)

We have an application that has been using CoreData stores since 2009, but is suddenly having some strange behavior when the application is launched via the Finder.The application has up to a couple hundred core data stores (sqlite with WAL) that are loaded into a single persistent store coordinator at launch. When the application is launch from within Xcode (using release or debug builds, with the debugger on or off), everything loads up fine---zero complaints. However, when the application is launch from the Finder, the first 'several' persistent stores are loaded fine, but then eventually they start failing to load. E.g.,Error Domain=NSCocoaErrorDomain Code=256 The file couldn’t be opened. UserInfo=0x618000278d80 {NSSQLiteErrorDomain=14, NSUnderlyingException=I/O error for database at /Users/path/SomeStore.sql. SQLite error code:14, 'unable to open database file'}What could possibly be going on here?It's worth noting that the application actually creates two separate persistent store coordinators,

I'm relatively new to using Storyboards and very new to segue programming, and I'm encountering a problem with a custom segue that I'm trying to implement in my App; or more specifically, a problem when trying to use an unwind segue.I've created two custom segues which are extending UIStoryboardSegue, CurlSegue and CurlSegueUnwind. In my Storyboard I have two ViewControllers, each associated with a class that is extending UIViewController. I connected a Button in the first ViewController to the second ViewController using a Control+Drag, selecting custom and specifying the identifier of my segue (i.e. CurlSegue). This works fine and my custom segue performs as expected without incident, bringing up the second ViewController.To then get the reverse working -- following this documentation -- I added a method named prepareForUnwind to the first ViewController's associated class implementation with the signature below:- (IBAction)prepareForUnWind:(UIStoryboardSegue *)segueOn the second ViewController (in my Story

I have come across a strange bug in the Finder. Namely, when I delete a file in the Downloads folder (either by pressing Command-Delete, choosing Move to Trash in the File menu, etc., the file is moved to the Trash, but it is still displayed in the Finder's Download window, even after I empty the trash. I have to click on another window and then back on Downloads to make the file disappear! Also, this weird behavior (so far) is only happening when I delete files in the Downloads folder. Has anybody experienced this? Any ideas as to what may be going on (perhaps a strange permissions setting?)?