The executable gets signed with invalid entitlements in Xcode

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I got this error with Xcode 5 when I try to run the app on my device      The executable was signed with invalid entitlement   It worked fine with Xcode 4 x  Anyone knows how to get rid of the error

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In my Case  i had to accept the Apple Developer License Agreement    Login to apple developer account and observe the notification message similar to below     The Apple Developer Program License Agreement has been updated  In order to access certain membership resources      must accept the latest license agreement by June 28  2016     Earlier  i was not able to add edit iCloud Containers to the App ID though i changed checked Capabilities  Provisioning Profiles  Certificates etc  After agreement to the contract  things started working smoothly   Hopefully  it would save someone s valuable time

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If the other good answers listed here aren t working for you  try opening Keychain Access and removing all  iPhone Developer     certificates other than the primary one you re using for code signing   I found that I had several revoked certificates  and certificates from my other teammates that needed to be deleted

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I solve this by deleting all  PROVISIONING PROFILE      and  PROVISIONING PROFILE sdk iphoneos          in project pbxproj and restart Xcode and set provisioning profiles for the target again

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No solution worked for me until I ve checked and set app Tests target to same provisioning profile as main app  Or if you are using automatic singing make sure you have same team selected in Tests target

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The answers here seem a bit inadequate so I m adding my two cents   The real solution is that there is generally a mismatch between what is stored in your provisioning profile  check at developer apple com -  members -  certificates -  the cert you re using  be sure to check if  dev production  and what is enabled in your app  double click project name   under horizontal menu select Capabilities   next to  General     If you ve recently changed one of these  be sure to refresh your certificates under XCode -  Preferences -  Accounts -  Details -  Refresh Icon and restart XCode

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Even if it could seems an easy fix  i solved it updating my iphone  s ios version  EDIT because of downvote  all answers i have seen talk only about xcode update  It was strange because of my old ios version was ios 13 3 3 and it worked on another iphone with ios 13 6  After updating to ios 13 7 it worked

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I was getting a similar error in Xcode 8 3 2  In my case  I found that removing the cached provisioning profiles from   Library MobileDevice Provisioning Profiles made Xcode download the correct one from the Developer Portal again and thereafter it worked first time  Hope this helps someone else

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Restarting Xcode was what worked for me

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For those who have the same problem with Provisioning Profile Automatic in the targets Build Settings     Be very careful when you edit your targets entitlements file  This might break the correspondence to the automatically generated provisioning profile  and you will get this error     In my case  I had to use temporarily the iCloud production containers with debug builds  To do so  I inserted     lt key gt com apple developer icloud-container-environment lt  key gt   lt string gt Production lt  string gt      in the entitlements file and this worked  To remind me that I had later to remove these lines  I further inserted simply the following comment      lt key gt TODO lt  key gt   lt string gt The entry below must be out commented or deleted to use the iCloud development environment  lt  string gt      And this broke the correspondence  and created the error

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If this problem same me You maybe forget set team in unittest in your target project try do this picture

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I simply went to apple dev portal  downloaded the appropriate provisioning profile and reinstalled it  xcode 10 1

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Simple clean-and-build seemed to fix it for me

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Another thing to check - make sure you have the correct entities selected in both     Targets -  Your Target -  Build Settings -  Signing   and     Project -  Your Project -  Build Settings -  Code Signing Entity   I got this message when I had a full dev profile selected in one and a different  non-developer  Apple ID selected in the other  even with no entitlements requested in the app

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I had the same problem in XCode 5  This helped me anyway    XCode  gt  Preferences  gt  Location tab  gt  DerivedData   Press a little left arrow to open DerivedData in Finder  Move to trash folder of your project and rebuild

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All said above is correct  especially by Bartlomiej Semanczyk  re-recheck entitlements settings in Dev Center AND in your project   my two cents for Xcode 9  iOS 11    If You add new entitlements for NFC  valid only for iOS11   Xcode 9  in your repo where you also have an Xcode 8 project  Xcode 8 WILL fail   So in case you use multiple projects with the same base code  with conditional compilation  sharing the same non-code files  be SURE to differentiate entitlements files between different Xcode version

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Xcode 7 3 1  I had this issue with only one device in particular  What fixed it for me was to run the app from a colleague s computer successfully  and after that I stopped getting this error on my computer

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This could be due to running distribution release scheme  Changing the scheme to debug works for me  We can check the scheme here  Hope this helps someone

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This could be due running wrong scheme as well

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In my case  the device wasn t added  So I had to add the device and generate a new provisioning profile

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It seems to be a little bug inside Xcode  Try to archive it anyway  even there is a problem with entitlements  If your entitlements are fine  it will be uploaded without any problem  Apple accept it  and your app will be published to the AppStore    I did it  and it worked

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The error message from xcode app installation sometime can be very misleading  I have aligned the entitlements many times  but the root cause is not because of that  it is because I have changed the certificate and my build pipeline script was using wrong certificate SHA value   usr bin codesign --force --sign 701BB03735D5960C855D6E79223414F93F40065E --entitlements  workspace xxx app xcent --timestamp none  workspace xxxx app  for my case  nothing s wrong with my entitlement file  it is because 701BB03735D5960C855D6E79223414F93F40065E is wrong  but the error message always print out as The executable was signed with invalid entitlements  Wasted my whole day for this

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I came across exactly the same issue quite recently  After reading many different advices which none of them worked for me  I finally went under the hood and found the root cause of the issue   Mobile provisioning file actually DOESN T match with the Entitlements file generated by Xcode    Although all files are anaged automatically by Apple tool  they are not correct   If you download provisioning file from Apple portal and open it  you can open it because it s just plist file signed by your certificate  so it s readable by text editor  and compare it with your Entitlements file  automatically generated by Xcode and residing in project files  so it s again plist XML file readable by text editor   Then you can see the difference   In my case it was Game Center entitlement  It was displayed on the portal as checked  checked by default  but actually this entitlement was not included in mobile provisioning file  So it was matter of deleting it from Entitlements file   So the result is - content of mobile provisioning profile sometimes doesn t match with what is displayed on the APP ID configuration page

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Enabling Capabilities -   Inter-App Audio fixed this issue for me as well  I am also trying to send push notifications through parse

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First and foremost make sure the correct provisioning profile is selected for the configuration that you have selected before building if you have manually set the provisioning profile  If you have set automatic as your provisioning profile make sure the correct provisioning profile is being picked up by Xcode while building

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I faced same issue  For me solution was below steps    I went on developer account i uploaded push certificate in App Identifier  Regenerate provisioning profile   Conclusion  If there is any service enabled but it s not configured then eigther disabling or configuring that service might solve the problem

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If restarting xcode doesn t work make a new provision profile and be sure to include your test devices

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Xcode 6 1    The problem for me was in my Build Settings  I had my Provisioning Profile set to an App Store Production Profile when trying to deploy to a device  I switched it to  Automatic  and it resolved my issue  You could also set it to your Dev Provision Profile   I also have 2 Certificates  so I added my second Certificate to my dev provision  Others probably won t have this problem

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The solution for latest Xcode   First you have to check what is enabled in your Member center for your specific AppID     Then in your appropriate target in Xcode you have to enabled the same capabilities  In this case  App Group  Game Center  In-App Purchase  All of them have to be enabled in your target in Xcode     However it doesn t matter for DEBUG mode     it very matters for your RELEASE mode    Note that Game Center and In-App Purchase are enabled by default in Member Center but are disabled in Xcode s target

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In my case APNS certificate is expired  remove the expired certificate and regenerate the provisioning profile fixes the issue

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xcode 6 1  HealthKit sample   I was getting this error due to HealthKit integration  I had enabled In-App Purchase  Game Center and Healkit solved my issue   The same I have enabled in Provision profile

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Changing my target device from my physical phone to a simulator fixed it for me

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Had some issue  Resolve  go to right target -  capabilities -  for me there was issue with  In-App Purchase  and button to fix it  Off-on operation fixed issue

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I found out the problem  The app I created on developer apple com does not include inter-app-audio  The project entitlements plist file on Xcode has inter-app-audio set to YES  by default   Once I changed the setting on my app configuration on developer apple com to enable the inter-app-audio  Then my app runs on my devices  I guess that is apple s new rule to make your app settings consistent on both developer apple com and your xcode project setting

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I grappled with this issue for an hour  and finally found a fix  Turned out the Development Team was different in ProjectTarget and ProjectTests

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I m using Push notification in my app and after development completed i was try to test push notification for release configuration  At that time i got this error   I was using Production Provisioning Profile to run for release   So i was able to solve this error by using Adhoc Provisioning Profile

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I think your problem lies because of the profile that you were using xCode4 6 and now you are using xCode5   You need to refresh certificates provisioning profiles via XCode   Preferences   Accounts  XCode   Preferences   Accounts   Click on your DEV ACCOUNT   View Details button  bottom right    Signing Iden PPs screen appears   hit Refresh   Then choose again from build settings the correct profile and clean and build your project    Hope this helps you

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For XCode 10  one may need to use the legacy build system  Change can be made from File Project Settings  ERROR ITMS-90174   quot Missing Provisioning Profile - iOS Apps must contain a provisioning profile in a file named embedded mobileprovision  quot   A cordova   ionic annoucement  https   github com apache cordova-ios issues 407

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I had a similar issue when I updated to Xcode 10  I solved the issue going to File   Project Setting  in the  New Build System  option select  Legacy Build System   This made the trick for me  I hope this helps to someone

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In my case  I need enable Inter-App Audio in   Capabilities - gt   Inter-App Audio  I think because I use Parse com Notification  it need link to AudioToolbox framework

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I was able to fix this by toggling on off  Game Center  entitlement in Xcode 5  -

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I had to match the app s capabilities in Xcode5 under  Capabilities - gt   In-App purchase - gt  ON Game Center - gt  ON   with that in the provisoning profile

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