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When I try to build my App(IOS), it says it doesn’t have Provisioning Profile. I did all the step-by-step in the Apple Store, like > Appid(Profile), Certificate(Development and Production), and Adhoc and Applestore distributions. See how is my Provisioning Profile in the IOS project properties.
Note that in Provisioning Profile is as
No Match Profiles found
and should have a list of Profiles, or at least one.
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Hi @pnet!
This problem you are having concerns the certificates. To publish applications on a real device, you need to create an Adhoc type certificate (if it is debug, it must have the device that is being ugly the authorized deploy). Everything is done in the Apple’s development environment
In addition to the Signinig Profile selected is incorrect for the publication type, you need to select something like "Distribution > Ad-Hoc" which will be available after you configure and download the certificate quoted above.
Obs-1. You can leave Both Signing and Provisioning Profile as Auto when you have only one account linked to Visual Studio, as the IDE itself will match the correct profile.
Obs-2. Make sure you are selecting the correct architecture for the build and the target device(32 or 64 bit)
Done this you will be able to deploy without problem
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I strongly advise to take a look at this site: Certificate and Provisioning Profile In it you will understand more about the distribution stream for iOS.
– Luiz Henrique
Did you download the certificates? Did you generate the subscription? You set up everything in the online dashboard?
– Guilherme Nascimento
@Guilhermenascimento, yes, everything was done on the panel online
– pnet
But you have to generate the signature, "upar", take the signature they prepare to put in the Macos folder, authenticate by Xcode, then yes you will see the profiles. It’s not all about the online dashboard.
– Guilherme Nascimento
@Guilhermenascimento, then, you say generate the . P12, correct? When generating the . P12 I already put in the project folder, but I confess that I did something wrong. It’s my first time with Apple and Mac and I’m getting beat up.
– pnet