Provisioning profile doesn't include the application-identifier and keychain-access-groups entitlements

>Maybe it's the problem of Apple Inc?

Looking that way now yes. Everyone in this thread should be filing bugs against the backend...or...perhaps device testing is no longer free.

Same issue

same problem with my free personal team here in swiss

Same stuff in Italy

Same problem. Please Apple

always the same error ... France

Still going on. Everyone's annoyed... https://stackoverflow.com/questions/55132628/provisioning-profile-doesnt-include-the-application-identifier-and-keychain-acc

Hello everybody,

I have made some changes and for the moment it is working, although I have no idea what the problem is .. Maybe this is related to what happens with Facebook and company?

What I did was

• Switch to my second developer account
• I changed the bundlee identifier so that it was not identical to the previous one "com.name.App" to "com.name.App2"

The error disappeared and allowed me to install the app..

I hope it does not happen again

Same problem in Thailand

Lek CodeMobiles

Same problem in China.

Same problem here@@

This is due to some certification issues over at Apple, but in the meantime here's a workaround:

1. Open project in Xcode. Select project from the project

navigator then select your target from the column.

2. Click on the General tab and under the Signing section, enable

'Automatically manage signing'.

3. Click on the Capabilities tab and turn on 'Keychain Sharing' and

'App Groups'. Ignore any error messages.

4. An entitlements file will be generated in the project navigator, the

file is recognisable by its extension '.entitlements'.

5. Move the entitlements file to the root folder (i.e. drag it to under

the project file).

6. Now turn off the 'Keychain Sharing' and 'App Groups'. Ignore any

error messages.

7. Select the project and go to the build settings of the project.

Scroll down (or use the search, upper right) to find the Code

Signing Identity section and change all of it to iOS Developer.

8. One section above should be the Code Signing Entitlements section

(if you can't find it, check if can find it if you select 'All'

instead of 'Basic' at the top). Double click the text field next to

'Code Signing Entitlements' and type in the name of the entitlements

file (e.g. HelloWorld.entitlements)

This should do the trick and should solve the provisioning error

It seems to be fixed.

However, it is necessary to change BundleID and delete the created invalid Provisioning Profile.

THANKS, MAN! Your solution helped me to fix that issue! I don'n know what problem is, too. It looks stupid but the changing bundlee identifier REAALY HELPS!

EVERYBODY FOLLOW THAT GUY'S ADVICE!

THANKS again!

it didn't work for me 😟

I do not quite understand how, but now I do not see this error.

I deleted the provisioning profile files from the folder where they are stored. And so I deleted and added my Apple ID again in Preferences/Accounts. I also clicked Download Manual Profile after adding. What of this has worked - I do not know, but the error has disappeared.

However, I still cannot launch applications on the device, now when I try to start I see the error "iPhone has denied the launch request"

Same issue in Mexico

Hi Kovy, can you explain it what do you do, please?

I have the same error "iPhone has denied the launch request". I tried to delete certificate in Keychain and create a new developer account, but the error is still there😕

Тоже в Чикаго

hi

this worked for me...

open keychain Access

select login under keychains and certificates under category

remove all your developer certificates

close

open xcode

click on sheme on top left by device selection

edit sheme ..

on left select Run , on top select info

uncheck the debug executable

close

build and run your app

edit 1

this is a workaround you won't be able to debug

for debugging use phone simulator

thanks @kovy and berndvomvbarch for pointing it out

This worked for me. Thanks 🙂

Got stuck with the "iPhone has denied the launch request" Error, and cannot debug. Apple, really?

open ~ /Library/MobileDevice/Provisioning\ Profiles/ folder, you will find your provision profiles like: 9e727958-e1a4-4b53-b250-xxxxxxxx.mobileprovision, notice the Entitlements part item get-task-allow, this choice is setting NO by apple server, that means you cannot use the provisonfile for debugging.

Only Ask for launch can use, must sure each time seach your app name and launch, the cached App may be not work correctly for your recently coding.

To solve the problem with the launch "iPhone has denied the launch request", I tried solutions from Google. For example, delete certificates from the Keychain. But it did not help.