Provisioning Profile invalid - HELP!!!

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Created Jul ’20

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Hello everyone,
When I submit an app to the app store for Beta testing via Testflight, my app is validated by Transporter and made available for testing.
Once I get the message via Testflight that the app is ready to download I get "the provisioning profile is invalid" message. I have renewed the Certificates, checked all the device UDIDs, recreated, downloaded and installed the provisioning profiles.

I have now completed the above steps 4 times with the same results.

I am using Embarcadero Delphi 10.4 to develop the code, Xcode 11.6 , iPhoneIOS 13.6 and Transporter 1.1.1 to upload.

How can I determine why the profile continues to be flagged as invalid? This is driving me crazy and I am running out of time.

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Answer 1

pprem OP

Jul ’20

Hi
Did you checked in you iPhone or iPad if the good profile is loaded ?

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pasha-o OP

Jul ’20

I do have the similar issue - each time upload the profiles to my phone and still the same issue. i have opened a case number with apple - hope we can get to the bottom of it.

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Answer 3

formlo OP

Jul ’20

Thanks pprem
I delete and reinstall the profiles every time.

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formlo OP

Jul ’20

Thanks pasha-o
Hopefully Apple can shed some light on this.

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Zynek OP

Sep ’20

We have the same issue. Everything else works. I wish Apple was more transparent rather than displaying these mysterious messages driving devs crazy.

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Answer 6

KMT OP

Sep ’20

using Embarcadero Delphi 10.4

devForums is for help with Apple's IDE. Support for 3rd party tools/SDKs is best sought from the authors of those products.

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zhiqing OP

Oct ’24

Have you found a solution? I have encountered the same problem. My macOS app is a nested program that contains a complete app. After installing TestFlight, running it reports that the provisioning profile is invalid; Delete the apps within the app and transfer the external apps separately to TestFlight. The program runs normally.

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