Since a few days now, I'm using Xcode 16 and I try to install a newly made provisioning profile for my app. On the development profile I always get the message "Failed to install one or more provisioning profiles on the device". But no message at all for the distribution profile. I even tried setting up completely new certificates as I updated to macOS 15 and Xcode 16. No success.
When checking the installed profiles via Finder under
open ~/Library/MobileDevice/Provisioning\ Profiles
I only see profiles from my last project from june this year. It does not matter how often I press "Download Manual Profiles" in Xcode nothing new lands here.
Is there any other way to install newly created profiles? As my project is done with .NET and not a native Xcode project I do not have the option to let Xcode it generate for me (if this would even work).
Provisioning Profiles
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I have an app that includes a DriverKit extension that up until now I've been building without issue using Xcode 13.
It was time to regenerate my Developer ID Application certificate so I needed to rebuild the app. However, I'm now running macOS Ventura and Xcode 14.3.1, and cannot get it to build in this later version of Xcode for reasons that are totally inscrutable to me. I've tried using both the newly generated provisioning profiles I've manually created in the "Certificates, Identifiers & Profiles" developer page, and the (still valid) provisioning profiles I already had installed.
The trouble is that, when I select a provisioning profile I made for the DriverKit extension, Xcode won't accept it for the following reason:
Platform: macOS
Doesn't match platform DriverKit
This makes no sense to me! There is no way to create a distribution provisioning profile for the "DriverKit" platform. All I can select is either "Mac" or "Mac Catalyst". So there's seemingly no way out of this. What am I missing?
Topic:
Developer Tools & Services
SubTopic:
Xcode
Tags:
Xcode
Provisioning Profiles
DriverKit
Code Signing
I uploaded the ipa package to the Apple Developer Center, and it keeps showing the error "Asset validation failed (90161): Invalid Provisioning Profile." The provisioning profile included in the com.ttlock.roommaster bundle (Payload/keeperapp) is invalid. [Missing code-signing certificate]. It says that my certificate is invalid, but I have created it many times and followed all the procedures correctly. However, I still cannot upload it successfully! I don't know how to solve this problem.
Topic:
Code Signing
SubTopic:
Certificates, Identifiers & Profiles
Tags:
App Store
Xcode
Provisioning Profiles
When installing the application on my iPhone, connected using USB cable, i am facing the following issue:
ERROR: The application failed to launch. (com.apple.dt.CoreDeviceError error 10002 (0x2712))
NSLocalizedRecoverySuggestion = Provide a valid bundle identifier.
NSLocalizedFailureReason = The requested application VALID_BUNDLE_IDENTIFIER is not installed.
BundleIdentifier = VALID_BUNDLE_IDENTIFIER
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The operation couldn?t be completed. (OSStatus error -10814.) (NSOSStatusErrorDomain error -10814 (0xFFFFD5C2))
_LSFunction = runEvaluator
_LSLine = 1734
10:02:16 Acquired tunnel connection to device.
10:02:16 Enabling developer disk image services.
10:02:17 Acquired usage assertion.
error MT1045: Failed to execute 'devicectl': 'devicectl -j /var/folders/vq/cdyy2xmd7g9cly1gh_hzvsj00000gn/T/tmp93djQj.tmp device process launch --terminate-existing --device "User’s iPhone" VALID_BUNDLE_IDENTIFIER --monodevelop-port 10000 --connection-mode usb' returned the exit code 1
Xcode version used: 15.4
IDE used to deploy the app: Visual Studio for MAC
Topic:
Developer Tools & Services
SubTopic:
General
Tags:
iOS
Debugging
Signing Certificates
Provisioning Profiles