I've been working on an Obj-c/XCode project for many months and I've recently hired another developer to finish it off.
We want to put the project on TestFlight so the whole team can test it.
The project is setup on my own Apple developer account.
Is it possible for me to create the certs including the necessary uDID's on my own developer account and then send them to the other developer to include in his build? or is that not possible? if so how can he be able to build the project with the appropriate certs etc?
You have to generating the certificates again with all the UDIDs and then send the cert to other developer . Both of you have to install this cert.
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We have created an app project with Expo.io where we need to build the IPA as an ad-hoc build since its going to be resigned and added to both an enterprise self-owned store as well as the Apple App Store.
I do not have access to the Apple Developer account which has the certificates for signing it correctly, so I need to create an IPA file - from my own account - with an ad-hoc mobile provisioning
At the time of writing it is not possible to add an ad-hoc mobileprovision file for Expo to be used for building.
I need to figure out a workaround to make a build of our app as an ad-hoc IPA and sent it to the person who has access to the correct Apple Developer account.
I can see there is a detach possibility in Expo, but I'm unsure if this will make me able to make a correct ad-hoc build. My initial attempt could not be installed on my own phone, even though my UDID is within the ad-hoc mobile provisioning file.
My intention is to be able to test the IPA first through systems like Diawi.
I have an error when trying to upload an app to TestFlight. It says I have a valid iOS certificate on developer website but that it is not installed locally
I did get a new MacBook recently and I think this might be causing my issue. How do I check if my singing identity is installed on another Mac and if so, how to I install it locally on my new MacBook?
Really lost here at the mo.
Here are the Steps for solving this issue :
Go to Xcode Prefrence and Remove all developer account
Clean And Build ( in Simulator ) and Restart Xcode .
Go To Apple Developer Account ( developer.apple.com)
Download Certificate , provisioning profile already created
After Downloading , click each one to add in Keychain
Now Again Go To XCode Preference -> Account and Add Apple Account
After Adding Apple Account , There is a button to Check View
Details
Go To view Details and just make sure everything is correct
Now Go to XCode and Set Automatically Managing Signing
10.And Run app on Device , if successful then Archive and Enjoy.
This way recently i solved one my friend issue and Hope it works for you also.
Feel free to comment . Thanks
I am trying to upload a build on TestFlight and trying to pass by the step where I have to add developer account to the Xcode preferences. It's partly a good step but I don't like the mess, it creates with certificates and provisioning profiles. Any chance I can either bypass the developer account setup or the provisioning profiles.
Unfortunately there is no way to deploy your app to actual devices without creating certificates and provisioning profiles. This applies to both Development and Ad Hoc/Testflight distribution.
It's one of the necessary evils of iOS development.
I'm in the process of learning iOS development and app submission process. Before trying to archive my application I only tested and debug it on iOS 6 simulator and now I want to deploy this application on real device. And during this I encountered with some problems.So, what steps I must implement in order to successfully archive my application and get an .app and then an .ipa file of it. How to setup provisioning profiles and solve code signing error?
You need to go to the provisioning portal at http://developer.apple.com and generate provisioning profiles for your applications there.
If you have not paid your developer license fee you will not be able to install your apps on real devices.
You will need to get a Developer and or Distribution certificate including their respective Private keys. You will also need a Team Provisioning Profile, or a Provisioning Profile specifically made for the app. You can either make all these yourself through the provisioning portal at http://developer.apple.com Or if you are working for someone else who has a developer program license, they could possibly provide you with all these.
The provisioning profile describes all the steps you need to take to implement the certificates and provisioning profiles so you can build and deploy / distribute your app.
i m an noob.. am i supposed to create distributor certificate for each new app that i develop..or onesingle distibutor certificate can be reused in different apps that i develop...i was able to launch my first app successfully...will there be any problem if i reuse the samebundle identifier(mine is.....com.stephen.cwww) in the upcoming app..
You will need to create another distribution certificate inside the developer portal. For testing you can reuse provisioning profiles like the *. version. As far as distribution goes, you will have to create a 2nd profile for the 2nd app.