Faced The same issue guys!
Solution is as simple as stupid:
Go to xcode-preferences-acccount, then go to https://appleid.apple.com/ and manually sign in to all the accounts listed.
Then simply delete your device from them.
It worked for me.
For future i will try to work mostly through invitations and development team and always delete my device from someone's apple id before signing out.
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Faced The same issue guys! Solution is as simple as stupid: Go to xcode-preferences-acccount, then go to https://appleid.apple.com/ and manually sign in to all the accounts listed. Then simply delete your device from them. It worked for me. For future i will try to work mostly through invitations and development team and always delete my device from someone's apple id before signing out.
Faced The same issue!
Solution is as simple as stupid:
Go to xcode-preferences-acccount, then go to https://appleid.apple.com and manually sign in to all the accounts listed. Then simply delete your device from them. It worked for me. For future i will try to work mostly through invitations and development team and always delete my device from someone's apple id before signing out.