I found what appears to be a disconnect between Apple's provisioning documentation and what actually goes on in Xcode. If you want to build your project for development (testing) on your own device, the documentation says to select the top-level build target of your application, open the Info window, click the Build tab, and set "Code Signing Identity" -> "Any iPhone OS" to be "iPhone Developer: YourFirstName YourLastName". (Presumably you must enter your name exactly as it appears on the Team page of your developer portal.) That part works fine. Next, according to the documentation, you should set "Code Signing Provisioning Profile" to be the provisioning profile you created for your combination of name/device/application. When I go to my XCode, there is no such entry!
Instead, just above "Code Signing Identity" is an entry called "Code Signing Entitlements". What I had to do is create a new property list file in my project called Entitlements.plist. The contents of that file look like this:
Where the application-identifier is the exact App ID from your developer portal, including the 10-character prefix. And then back in the Info window, set the value of "Code Signing Entitlements" to simply be "Entitlements.plist". Drag and drop the provisioning profile onto the XCode Organizer, if you haven't already. Now you can build and push the app to your iPhone.
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XCode returns that the entitlements file is missing.
Any idea?
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