i have an app that seems to build successfully.
but when i select archive
i get this error
Check dependencies
Signing for "dcmotorApp" requires a development team. Select a development team in the project editor.
Code signing is required for product type 'Application' in SDK 'iOS 10.0'
i been searching everywhere but i still cannot find the solution to this problem.
Thanks for helping in advance.
the picture is avalaible
http://weelookang.blogspot.sg/2016/10/check-dependencies-signing-for.html
Sorry, I can't tell if you're using free provisioning or a paid individual developer account?
I upgrade xcode to 8 and got same error. Help please
Personally, I had this problem when I tried to test my app through my iPhone 8 Plus instead of the simulation. What Xcode is asking you is to select a development team to be able to sign the app and install it on your device.
Follow these steps to resolve the issue.
1 - Go to Xcode Preferences and add your Apple ID account into Xcode
2 - Make sure that you click Manage Certificates and click the + on the bottom left and click Apple Development
3 - Click your Apps Project on the Project Navigator then Click on "Signing & Capabilities"
4 - Finally click on Team to select your team. It should be your (Personal Team)
this was exactly what i needed, thank you misael
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am having the same problem for the past 4 months and everything via Xcode preference looks good. how did you fix yours?
Select Debug Tab near the release, and select Team that page also.
Maybe I'm a bit late to the game, but you want to double check that the other tabs (ie "release", "release for profiling", "debug", etc...) are all linked as well. I had this issue when exporting from unity, and had to add the developer profile/ activate automatic signing on the rest of those subtags in "signing and capabilities"
Wow, thank you for suggesting to check the other build tabs (releast, debug, etc). No idea how that got changed form all, but I would have never thought to check that!
Late to the party. Nonetheless, an even simpler solution was to "Clean" the project from Product-->Clean Build Folder. After that I checked my Certificate as described in the previous posts. All was fine with it, as I believe, so why an issue at build time?
That final step was to run "Build". That's it.
Coming from a IntelliJ IDEA, Vi, VSCode, awk, sed, Shellscript and Linux World and Java as my main language, I don't get the hassle Apple creates with its Signing stuff. Why would someone at an early stage of development need that? I do that at the end before shipping by random, here its mandatory. Just why?
The problem I want to mark is, that, when I close my working cheap project with some Metal, 3D stuff and change nothing, then re-open it a week later and just fire it up, why does this strange Xcode thing keeps me bugging me with "Command CodeSign failed with a nonzero exit code"?
