Dear We try to generate IPA with Xcode Cloud but this task fail in Export archive phase (Export archive for app-store distribution). The error that appear in the archive logs is: error: exportArchive Provisioning profile "iOS Team Store Provisioning Profile: cl.app.myapp" doesn't include the com.apple.CommCenter.fine-grained entitlement. Any idea about to resolve this problem ? king regards

I added a new target for macOS to my existing iPhone app. The new target ran successfully in Xcode. However, when I committed the changes, Xcode Cloud generated the error. I don't know what the error means. Would someone please give me a pointer? Thank you.

What certificate does Xcode cloud use when distribute apps to App Store? Since cloud managed certs can't be downloaded, how to get its public key for the f..king recordation in China?

I am creating a macOS app with the following requirements: Automatic Startup: After initial installation, the app should automatically start, even after the OS restarts. Notarized Installation: The installation package (.pkg) should be notarized to avoid user have to make security exception. In my current setup I’ve created a script, ci_scripts/ci_post_xcodebuild.sh, which uploads the package file $CI_APP_STORE_SIGNED_APP_PATH/<appName>.pkg to GitHub via Xcode Cloud. While I can successfully download the app, I’m encountering two main issues: Notarization (I assume): I’m unsure how to get Xcode Cloud to notarize the .pkg file. Currently, upon opening the .pkg file for the first time, users have to go to System Settings > Privacy & Security to allow an exception for the package, after which installation proceeds successfully on second try. I’d like to automate the notarization process to eliminate this extra step. Adding Additional Files to PKG installer: My current .pkg file only includes the app binary. I need to configure Xcode Cloud to include a postinstall script and a launchd daemon configuration file within the package. This would ensure that necessary files are set up on installation and that the app is properly registered as a launch daemon.

In the code below, the check for the toggle value passed in my xcode. However, it failed in cloud, i.e., that value was still "0" after being tapped. func testToggle() throws { let app = XCUIApplication() app.launch() let fieldName = "MyToggle" let field = app.switches[fieldName] XCTAssertTrue(field.exists, "Field '\(fieldName)' should exist|debug = \(app.debugDescription)") let firstMatch = field.switches.firstMatch firstMatch.tap() #if FAILED_XCODE_CLOUD // Verify the toggle/switch is in the desired state XCTAssertEqual(firstMatch.value as? String, "1", "Field '\(fieldName)' should be ON|debug = \(app.debugDescription)") // "1" is On, "0" is Off #endif } In addition, I'd also like to ask why a traverse to firstMatch is needed?

Build's are queued for 1 hour+ and System Status page is not showing any issues: https://developer.apple.com/system-status/

Hello, im trying to configure my Gitlab Community Edition Instance for Xcode Cloud, but it always fails that Xcode Cloud is not able to find the repository. I have tried different things. Also tried with the admin user. The rights are also matching (Scopes: api, read_user, , read_repository). And I’m also the owner of the repository. Then I have looked into the logs of the GitLab instance and noticed something weird: 127.0.0.1 - - [11/Dec/2024:22:19:58 +0100] "GET /api/v4/projects HTTP/1.1" 200 1590 "" "Xcode Cloud" 7.56 127.0.0.1 - - [11/Dec/2024:22:19:58 +0100] "GET /api/v3/meta HTTP/1.1" 410 62 "" "Xcode Cloud" - 127.0.0.1 - - [11/Dec/2024:22:19:58 +0100] "GET /api/v4/projects HTTP/1.1" 200 1590 "" "Xcode Cloud" 7.56 Like the first and third api call makes sense. Trying to fetch the projects and is also successful (status code 200). But then I see Xcode Cloud is trying to access another API, which seems to be from GitHub. At some other location in the log I have seen a API call from Bitbucket. So why does Xcode cloud tries to call APIs from other providers, when I have selected the GitLab one at the configuration? Is this a bug or is this intended? Have tried now many things and I have absolutely no idea what the problem is, because Xcode cloud is also not giving really detailed logs about the errors.

Currently Im trying to save few files in it but on every run this folder is empty. I have the following script in ci_post_clone.sh mkdir ${CI_DERIVED_DATA_PATH} cd ${CI_DERIVED_DATA_PATH} ls -als touch test return 1 My expectation is that on the second run it would show test file in DerivedData or fail at creating the directory, but the issue is that this file is not created. does it need a successful build for this folder to be saved? in Xcode Cloud, in workflow environment I have unchecked Clean build Xcode Cloud will not restore derived data or caches for your builds, which may take significantly longer as a result.. One more question here would be what is meant by caches? are there other folders being saved? Also a bit of context. Im trying to build a Kotlin Multiplatform project but it fails with Showing All Issues > Could not resolve all files for configuration ':composeApp:iosArm64CompileKlibraries'. > Could not download lifecycle-viewmodel.klib (androidx.lifecycle:lifecycle-viewmodel-iosarm64:2.9.0-alpha03) > Could not get resource 'https://dl.google.com/dl/android/maven2/androidx/lifecycle/lifecycle-viewmodel-iosarm64/2.9.0-alpha03/lifecycle-viewmodel-iosarm64-2.9.0-alpha03.klib'. > Could not GET 'https://dl.google.com/dl/android/maven2/androidx/lifecycle/lifecycle-viewmodel-iosarm64/2.9.0-alpha03/lifecycle-viewmodel-iosarm64-2.9.0-alpha03.klib'. > Got socket exception during request. It might be caused by SSL misconfiguration > Connection reset by peer my guess is that Xcode Cloud or Google servers probably has some limitation. So if I cache those libraries my project will hopefuly compile once again.

Issue with "Mine" Branch Not Displaying After Switching GitHub Accounts in XcodeCloud I have been using XcodeCloud for a while. Recently, in one of my projects, I switched from using my personal GitHub account to a separate GitHub account for work purposes. Since then, when I manually start a workflow, nothing is displayed under the "Mine" section on the branch selection screen. I suspect that Xcode is attempting to list branches from the previously used account, causing branches from my new account not to appear. Where are these old account settings stored, and how can I reset them? For reference: In Xcode's Accounts settings, only the new GitHub account is present—the old account is no longer listed. The git user in the local repository has also been updated to the new one. Any assistance on how to resolve this issue would be greatly appreciated!

After changing the bundle identifier of my app, I’ve encountered several issues that I can’t seem to resolve, even though I’ve followed all the necessary steps. The app with the previous identifier was live on Testflight, and working perfectly fine, but now I’m facing the following problems: WeatherKit Authentication Issue WeatherKit has stopped working, and I’m getting authentication errors. I’ve updated the app in the Developer Portal to reflect the new bundle ID, but it still doesn’t authenticate properly. Xcode Cloud Configuration Issue: Xcode is asking me to set up Xcode Cloud again, which I understand is expected after a bundle ID change. However, during the setup process, it fails to recognize my remote repository, even though the repository is correctly added and visible under the Source Control tab. TestFlight Internal Testing Issue: I manually uploaded a build to TestFlight, but internal testers cannot use it because the invitation appears as invalid. This wasn’t an issue with the app’s previous identifier. It seems like the bundle ID change has caused some fundamental issues that I can’t resolve despite following all the usual instructions. Has anyone experienced this before or knows how to resolve these problems? I'm using the latest Xcode 16.2 on Mac OS Sequoia 15.2

I get this error: Verification failed with status INVALID_APP_IDENTIFIER we use this method: payload = signed_data_verifier.verify_and_decode_notification(notification_data) I use Production environment (this is automatically set in our server) and use my device (connected to Mac) to test the purchase. When trying to purchase I get the Sandbox environment in the Widget. This works when manually setting the environment to Sandbox before calling the function. The time it works because it does not check the apple app id (because of the environment). Now my question is: Which is the apple app id? Is it the App Id "Apple-ID" in the app store connect? Or is it the TeamId+BundleId? Could it be that my function doesnt work because the Payment was done in Sandbox and the environment is Production?

I have a working Xcode Cloud setup for my iOS and macOS targets, and I'm trying to add visionOS support. The issue is that Firebase requires using their source distribution for visionOS (instead of their default binary distribution). Locally, this works by launching Xcode with: open -a Xcode --env FIREBASE_SOURCE_FIRESTORE project.xcodeproj For Xcode Cloud, I've added a ci_post_clone.sh script that sets this environment variable for visionOS builds: #!/bin/bash if [[ $CI_PRODUCT_PLATFORM == "xrOS" ]]; then echo "Running setup for visionOS..." export FIREBASE_SOURCE_FIRESTORE=1 fi However, I'm getting the following error during build: an out-of-date resolved file was detected at /.../project.xcworkspace/xcshareddata/swiftpm/Package.resolved, which is not allowed when automatic dependency resolution is disabled So since setting FIREBASE_SOURCE_FIRESTORE=1 changes which SPM dependencies are required: Normal setup uses: abseil-cpp-binary, grpc-binary Source distribution needs: abseil-cpp-swiftpm, grpc-ios, boringssl-swiftpm What's the recommended way to handle this in Xcode Cloud when maintaining builds for all platforms? Should I be using separate workflows with different branches for different platforms? Or is there a better approach? System: Xcode 16.2 Using SPM for dependency management Firebase iOS SDK 10.29.0 Building for iOS, macOS, and visionOS Thanks in advance for any guidance!

I am experimenting with Swift Testing and Xcode Cloud and would like to write some tests that require to use MusicKit functionality. For example I'd like to fetch an album via MusicCatalogRessourceRequest to test an initializer of another struct. However this test fails because the permission to access the music library is not granted. Once the permission is granted, the test works as expected. Things I have tried: Add NSPrivacyAccessedAPITypes to the Info.plist. This did not show any effect. Below is the corresponding snippet Trying to tap the button programmatically. Once again this did not show any effect. The Info.plist snippet: <key>NSPrivacyAccessedAPITypes</key> <array> <string>NSPrivacyAccessedAPIMediaLibrary</string> </array> The code snippet to tap the button: let systemAlerts = XCUIApplication(bundleIdentifier: "com.apple.springboard") let allowButton = systemAlerts.buttons["Allow"] if allowButton.exists { allowButton.tap() } What am I doing wrong here? I need access to MusicKit functionalities to write meaningful tests. Thank you

My project uses a local swift package of my own, which uses SwiftGenPlugin to generate image resources. I can archive the project locally, but Xcode Cloud doesn't work and reports an error: "SwiftGenPlugin" is disabled.

We are transferring ownership of an app from one org to another. Most things seem to be transferring as expected thus far according to this page, with the exception of our Xcode Cloud configuration and workflows. I understand that they are connected to source code (Github in this case), so those would probably need to be reconnected, but is there any way to get some of the configuration/workflows transferred?

I am trying to find answers to the following questions about the XCode Cloud infrastructure for compliance purposes, but could not find it in the documentation. Where is the Xcode Cloud infrastructure hosted? Is there any way to specify that your builds happen in the US only? Does Xcode Cloud infra have any SLA on uptime? Does XCode Cloud meet any kind security compliance standards?

This started on April 4. System status says it's fixed, but I'm still having issues

Hi, Our organisation just ran out of the included Xcode Cloud hours. I now want to upgrade (I am the account holder). There does not seem to be a way to do this on the Apple Developer and/or App Store Connect websites, as you'd expect. The Get started with Xcode Cloud page mentions that I need to use the Apple Developer app. However, when I sign up to this in the Apple Developer app, the account shown when pressing Subscribe is my personal account, not any account related to the organization: It is impossible to change the payment details. How can I use the organization account to pay for this, as I obviously do not want to get charged to my personal account? Thanks.

It is a bit strange what Xcode Cloud has implemented on how they manage the Build Numbers https://developer.apple.com/documentation/xcode/setting-the-next-build-number-for-xcode-cloud-builds Intead of just looking at the project configuration as the source of truth, they run their own build number and totally ignore the project config value. Also, interesting that instead of solving it they have a "Set Build Number" menu in the settings which is a pain to manually manage everytime they got out of sync. Is there any way to turn this madness off and consider the project config as the source of truth?

Hi Team, Please help me to resolve these issues as i am unable to run xcode ci cd due to code signing issue.