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It turns out that the entitlement approval process is two-stage, even though I can't find anything documenting that. The Certificates, Identifiers, & Profiles support people weren't helpful. I filed a TSI, and they told me I needed to submit the entitlement request form a second time. I did that (I put something in sponsor field about wanting Distribution access), and after a few hours I got another approval mail (identical to the original one I received). After that, my distribution profiles had the entitlement.
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Anybody make progress with this? I tried submitting the entitlement migration request, but that really doesn't seem like it should apply to my situation since I'm not use XCode Cloud. Development profiles get the entitlementment, but ad hoc and app store profiles do not get it. I have tried entirely new profiles, certificates, etc. I have double checked the App ID, and it has the capability enabled, and the capability says it is available for Development, Ad Hoc, and App Store.
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It was not resolved in 13.1, though early testing suggests it may be resolved in 13.2 (17B5068e).
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Update: The hardware manufactuerer says it is not entirely fixed in iOS 13.1 beta 3.
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Seems like this does not repro on iOS 13.1 beta 3. But that puts us in a bit of an awkward spot where our customers will be out of luck from Sept 19-30. Plus it's not very clear when 13.1 will be available for iPad.