I am using a iPhone 5S (A1533) for development purposes. It is running iOS 12.5.6.
As my provisioning profile has expired, I tried to generate a new one on developer.apple.com.
However, when I tried to upload it via Xcode 14.2 I get the error "Failed to install one or more provisioning profiles on the device".
The error messages in the log is cryptic.
Is iPhone 5S not supported anymore?
We have an iPhone 6 with a similar issue. It is running an older than current iOS, and Apple dropped iOS security update support it about 4-months ago. Any luck getting your 5S to work? Seems silly to have to buy an iPhone SE Gen3 off eBay but maybe it is worth it.
Are you alse seeing misagent crashing? If so, please post a crash report for that. For info on how to do that, see Posting a Crash Report.
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Quinn “The Eskimo!” @ Developer Technical Support @ Apple
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@eskimo, yes, we are seeing misagent crashing.
We purchased a new iPhone SE Gen 3 and we still get the error. The latest is attached.
We purchased a new iPhone SE Gen 3 and we still get the error.
That crash report is from iOS 16.0, which is interesting because the original poster was reporting this on an ancient iOS release but you’re seeing it on something modern.
Looking at the crash report I can’t see an obvious reason why this would fail. misagent is a process involved in the installation of apps. It’s crashing trying to do some crypto stuff, but the crash seems more like a memory management problem than there being something wrong with its inputs.
Regardless, this is definitely not your fault and I encourage you to file a bug about it. Make sure to include a sysdiagnose taken on the device shortly after you see this crash. See Bug Reporting > Profiles and Logs for more info about sysdiagnose logs.
Please post your bug number, just for the record.
On the workaround front, have you tried doing an Erase All Content and Settings? That might clear whatever state is causing this crash.
IMPORTANT Take your sysdiagnose log before you do this, because it if does clear the problem then you’ve lost the opportunity to do that.
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Thanks for your answer, eskimo.
As suggested, I have created a bug report: FB12012062
BTW: I am experiencing this with various 5S devices.
After trying again, I found that although I got the error and no provisioning profile was being shown, it's still being installed.
After restarting XCode the provisioning profile is finally being shown and the app can be installed.
So the error message can be ignored.