Re: Provisioning profile doesn't include the application-identifier and keychain-access-groups entitlements

why personal team give an entitlements items in Xcode -> General -> Signing -> Provision Profile Info more tips by defalut?? Xcode certification has cancel personal team development? Nothing help for https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46148523/profile-doesnt-match-the-entitlements-files-value-for-the-application-identifi .

It looks like this is widespread issue in the last few hours:

1. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/55132628/provisioning-profile-doesnt-include-the-application-identifier-and-keychain-acc
2. https://www.reddit.com/r/iOSProgramming/comments/b0f6bl/is_anyone_else_having_trouble_signing_apps_with_a/

So far no one seems to have a resolution.

The same error, once you changed the bundle id. Then it's "automatically manage signing" will go wrong.

And KMT's answer didn't help. Maybe it's the problem of Apple Inc?

Same problem here.

https://developer.apple.com/system-status/

says "available" (I think, since it's coded in colour not sure if "Xcode Automatic Configuration" is the responsible service though).

I am facing the same issue. Stuck on this since 5 hours. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

Hi everyone,

I faced same issue yesterday around 7PM ET. Canada, Toronto. Is that Apple's bug? How to fix it? Really need it!

Thanks!

Me too.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/55132628/provisioning-profile-doesnt-include-the-application-identifier-and-keychain-acc

I have the same problem just now. A couple of hours ago everything worked.

Same problem here!

We have an investor meeting in 3 hrs.

Same problem... somebody fix it?

So do I.

I have a project using free personal team provisioning profile. Usually, I renew the profile every week and keep the signing valid.

This practice goes well until I get that error yesterday.

Any policy change in Apple ?

same problem

The same problem here .
I already try everything, but i've no success.

Same Issue Here!

Same problem here in Ireland

Same issue

same problem with my free personal team here in swiss

Same problem. Please Apple

Still going on. Everyone's annoyed... https://stackoverflow.com/questions/55132628/provisioning-profile-doesnt-include-the-application-identifier-and-keychain-acc

Hello everybody,

I have made some changes and for the moment it is working, although I have no idea what the problem is .. Maybe this is related to what happens with Facebook and company?

What I did was

• Switch to my second developer account
• I changed the bundlee identifier so that it was not identical to the previous one "com.name.App" to "com.name.App2"

The error disappeared and allowed me to install the app..

I hope it does not happen again

Same problem in Thailand

Lek CodeMobiles

Same problem here@@

This is due to some certification issues over at Apple, but in the meantime here's a workaround:

1. Open project in Xcode. Select project from the project

        navigator then select your target from the column.

2. Click on the General tab and under the Signing section, enable

    'Automatically manage signing'.

3. Click on the Capabilities tab and turn on 'Keychain Sharing' and

    'App Groups'. Ignore any error messages.

4. An entitlements file will be generated in the project navigator, the

    file is recognisable by its extension '.entitlements'.

5. Move the entitlements file to the root folder (i.e. drag it to under

    the project file).

6. Now turn off the 'Keychain Sharing' and 'App Groups'. Ignore any

    error messages.

7. Select the project and go to the build settings of the project.

    Scroll down (or use the search, upper right) to find the Code

    Signing Identity section and change all of it to iOS Developer.

8. One section above should be the Code Signing Entitlements section

    (if you can't find it, check if can find it if you select 'All'

    instead of 'Basic' at the top). Double click the text field next to

    'Code Signing Entitlements' and type in the name of the entitlements

    file (e.g. HelloWorld.entitlements)

This should do the trick and should solve the provisioning error

Same issue in Mexico

hi

this worked for me...

open keychain Access

select login under keychains and certificates under category

remove all your developer certificates

close

open xcode

click on sheme on top left by device selection

edit sheme ..

on left select Run , on top select info

uncheck the debug executable

close

build and run your app

edit 1

this is a workaround you won't be able to debug

for debugging use phone simulator

thanks @kovy and berndvomvbarch for pointing it out

I am in Vancouver, Canada and got the same problem on these few days. 

Last few years, there is no problems.

I always get this message: "Iphone has denied the launch request".

I tried the followings without success:-

- Removing all my certificates in keychain and then adding them again

- Chosen "trust" in my iPhone concerning the app

- Changing to "always trust in the approval section in all my certificates In keychain

- Changing Bundle Identifier

- Renew Provisioning Profile

Launch denied is going on.

I am using free (Basic) License, but not 'Apple Developer' License.

Is this issue coming from (Basic) License???

Now i got this message "Could not launch app. iPhone has denied the launch request"

Nothing is working as expected still, I wonder what can be done

I had a problem "iPhone has denied the launch request" after problems from the topic.

Today, after re-authorization in my account in XCode everything was decided and works fine. Including debugging on the device. (Previously, re-authorization, deleting / adding an account did not help).