Invalid Provisioning Profile. The provisioning profile included in the bundle

Same error with several different accounts. Worked fine less than 24 hours ago. Also noticed issues with developer.apple.com. Will try again tomorrow.

@mostafa-soliman I found that deleting/revoking the certificate in the Apple developer portal (https://developer.apple.com/account/resources/certificates/list) allowed our CI pipeline to generate a new certificate that was then able to publish to app store connect. For me, the correct certificate was the one with the created by label of API key: xxxx

Same issue here. This is annoying.

I have the sample problem. My production provisioning file and certificate expires on 18/1/23.

I pushed my app with this build for review yesterday night. And today in the morning this mail popped in? Should we consider it a bug or not?

You go to https://developer.apple.com/account/resources/profiles/list, choose your provision, then click edit (no need change anything), save and download it. Install this provision. It works for me

You go to https://developer.apple.com/account/resources/profiles/list, choose your provision, then click edit (no need change anything), save and download it. Install this provision. It works for me

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I'm facing same issue, verify my used profile that is also not expired yet, still my app got rejected with this mail, is it apple server issue? any one got solution?

The same issue with my app and some pods

I am having same issue, issued new profiles in the developer portal and through Xcode, no luck ....

Create a new distribution certificate through Xcode. I have just done this and it now works.

Preferences > Accounts > Choose team > Manage certificates > + Apple distribution > Archive and upload

If you are using CI / CD - I would imagine that you will need to create a new distribution cert in the developer.apple.com portal under the certificates and identities section.

You will need to grab that newly created cert and manually change which one is being used in your CI

The issue itself seems to have come from Apples side and that some of the Capacitor / React Native / Cordova / Ionic apps are needing to be re-signed with a fresh cert.

Creating a new distribution profile helped me. Here are the steps: 1: Xcode - File - Settings - Accounts - Apple IDs - select your apple ID - Select your team - Click on manage certificates: If you do not have Apple distribution certificate then click on "+" button and create Apple distribution certificate. 2: Go to https://developer.apple.com/account/resources/profiles/list - Create profile - Select App Store under Distribution tab - click continue - Select your app id - click continue - Select certificate you just created and click continue - Download profile 3: Double click on profile and it will be installed 4: Archive new build 5: While distributing app select App store connect - Export - Manually manage signing - select provisioning profile for project_name.app - export build to desktop 6: Install Transporter app by apple: https://apps.apple.com/pk/app/transporter/id1450874784?mt=12 7: Loging with your account - Select your team 8: Select/Drop your .ipa file you just created. 9: Click on distribute.

Congratulations!

I am facing same issue after upgrading to Xcode 15 betas.

I am also facing same issue after upgrading to Xcode 15 betas.