Thank-you, this was sorely needed. I wish apple made this entire process more supported with documentation and example walk throughs. But i feel like I understand the core concepts so much easier now after you simple explanations. Thank-you!
Thank you so much for this video. I subscribed after watching this video and I am re-watching in order to take notes and really understand. This is a topic that REALLY needs explanation!!! Thanks again!
Thank you so much for such informative video. It was very informative video for me. One thing which want to ask is, I saw my peers to export the certificate and share with others. What is that process and what is the logic behind it?
Hi, thanks a lot for this informative video and your hardwork. I had to ask now since we have "Automatically manage signing" option do we need to worry about manually signing? And if we switch device for signing, does it affect signing app?
Hi Pallav, In case of Ad Hoc provisioning profiles, Only those testing devices will be authorised to install that Ad Hoc build which are registered in Ad Hoc provisional profile, right?? Kindly give us some more clarification on this.
My development provisioning profile was expired so I created new development certificate using the same CSR file which I used a year ago. But when I download the newly created development certificate and install it by double click the private key is missing in keychain access. although it says the certificate is valid. I also created the provisioning profile using that newly created development certificate and in the end I get error in Xcode when I select the development profile. The error is (No "iOS Development" signing certificate matching team ID "XXXXXXXX" with a private key was found.). Anyone here who faced the same issue??
How is a certificate related to a provisioning profile? Do we use a single provisioning profile for all apps or one for each? How are both these things related to Teams?
Thank you for this detailed information. Can someone guide me. Got an email from Apple. Distribution certificate no longer be valid. What should I do? Also I am not getting part issuing CA for keychain? What option to choose?
It’s different from dev and distribution. If you need to test your beta application with a large group of testers you need to collect every single testers iOS device UDID, which is highly impractical. Besides that, Apple does not support more than 100 registered Ad Hoc devices for an app. You can circumvent this by using an Apple Enterprise certificate. This is a separate account that costs a bit more than a standard developer account. It does not have the possibility to deploy apps on the regular App Store, but you will get this: With Enterprise signing of your apps, you can run your apps on any device, without having to register the UDIDs in advance! Source: getupdraft.com/blog/ios-code-signing-development-and-distribution-prov
hey i need help with actual xcode setup i need to use actual device to test apple login. (from my understanding its broken on emulators) I have everything selected (automatic signing and the personal team) but i get "No profiles for xxx' were found Xcode couldn't find any iOS App Development provisioning profiles matching. However xxx is the bundle identifier for the app that was taken down for not having apple login. I have a free account but im part of the team on the paid account. Any help would be appreciated. The other error i get: Cannot create a iOS App Development provisioning profile for "xxx". Personal development teams, including "name redacted", do not support the Sign in with Apple and In-App Purchase capabilities.
Can someone help me? I am just Learning Swift and SwiftUI with a Course, and had made 3 little projects so far. Now, when I went back to the first project, it would not let me build because of some signing and Team errors. I don’t want to publish something, nor to pay anything, I just want to play around and learn. How can I solve this ?
Hi Pallav, Please confirm video at on 5:22 - 6:25, UUID is (Universally Unique Identifier) UDID is (Unique Device Identifier) which is also a device identifier.
Didn't get you completely. Did you mean how can you create an IPA? It's same - Archive -> Distribute. If you meant any in-house project (that will be used only within organisation), you can do the same thing. A different bundle id, and then distribute it using enterprise provisioning profile. Unless I got you wrong.
@@iCode_Happy_Coding Thanks for ur reply! I want to know what is required (prerequisites) to create IPA file like apple account etc. then archieving and whole procedure practically... Even from starting that adding app ID, downloading profile provisioning evrything I want to know. Again further if possible then how I can reduce iOS app size -> practically
Thanks for the suggestion Prachi. I'll try to cover these things. I'll try to make a video on Release Process covering these stuff and CI/CD maybe. Not sure about when I'll be able to do that, but I'll try.
Hi! Just want to know if i replace the developer of the app should i replace the profiles, certificate and identifier also? or can i replace the profile, identifier and certificate for the new develop. thank you for your help.
You don’t need to replace anything, nw develop can use the same certificates and profiles. If you change the bundle identifier, then it will be treated as a new app.
What will happen if I want to add couple of new devices to existing developer provisioning profile? Do I need to download new provisioning profile and broadcast to whole team ?
@poonam if you feel to add new devices for testing, first you have to add the respective devices in the app store connect device list. Then each developer has to redownload their manual profiles from the Xcode by going into the accounts sections.
@azmath It does not impact existing users who are already installing the app, but the developer can't able to push any updates until those certificates or profiles are renewed.
Yes, you need a account for creating certificates. A maximum of 3 distribution certificates can be created. After that, you’ll have to revoke one of them.
There’s nothing like provisional certificate. It’s provisioning profile, and distribution certificates. If you mean the difference between profile and certificates, please watch the video, I’ve explained in detail.
thanks for this i needed just a real bare bones breakdown, more to bolster my understanding than to learn it, your english is a little broken though (i appreciate its your second third fourth laguage) but things like "what all devices" makes no sense, great content though loved your analogies
Goal is to have a backend fully controlled device with moderated moderators aka prison phone. Closed source crypto os lockdown for you - high barr scurity promised from manufaktory.
I’m trying to upload my game to the iOS App Store. But when I try to run the final build with all the provision certificates, I still get this error after getting a successful build Unable to install “GAME” Domain: com.apple.dt.MobileDeviceErrorDomain Code: -402620395 User Info: { DVTErrorCreationDateKey = "2022-10-26 13:16:09 +0000"; IDERunOperationFailingWorker = IDEInstalliPhoneLauncher; } -- A valid provisioning profile for this executable was not found. Domain: com.apple.dt.MobileDeviceErrorDomain Code: -402620395 Any help to resolve this is IMMENSELY appreciated. Thanks
