Xcode 10 A valid provisioning profile for this executable was not found

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Since yesterday I ve been getting the following error when trying run an app on my device   A valid provisioning profile for this executable was not found  quot   This is after updating to Xcode 10  Building with Xcode 9 last week worked without issues  I ve checked the other discussions about the error  but none of the solutions works  The issue isn t limited to a single project I ve been working on as it affects several all from different signing teams  So far I ve tried the following   Cleaning project  Cleaning derived data  Uninstalling Xcode  deleting any preferences and files related to it   Installing Xcode on a completely different Mac  Testing with different devices  Disabling device in developer profile and letting Xcode enable it again   Deleting all certificates in the developer portal and recreating them  Unchecking and rechecking  quot Automatically manage signing quot   Trashing the provisioning profile and letting Xcode recreate it  Creating a manual provisioning profile in the developer profile   The project contains no tests so there can t be a problem with wrong signing settings on that target  Date   Time is set to Automatic One thing of note is that no Provisioning Profiles are listed here  except for the manual one I created  https   developer apple com account ios profile  I d expect the xcode generated one to show up as they do for all other clients  Below are the signing settings I m currently using  I ve yet to try downgrading Xcode to an older version to see if that works  Other than that I have no idea of what to try next

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You just need to change your Team  In my case that worked

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I had the same issue  XCode 11  and nothing worked what was written here   My issue was that I had iOS Beta  13 3  on my Phone  After reverting that everything worked fine again      Idea   Maybe the device caches some Information about the provisioning profile too  so a factory reset of the phone might also fix it

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Use clean build folder  command   shift   K  and rebuild app can shortly fix this issue  However  the build time will increase since you have cleaned the build folder

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For me even thou the distribution certificate and provisioning profile was available for Xcode  selecting Automatic manage signing during the distribute process made it fail  I did the following  As mentioned before I created a new distribution certificate and provisioning profile and then during distribute process manually selected the certificate and provisioning profile and Voilaaaa   Also made sure I am on the latest version 10 1

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Make sure the provisionning profile comes from the same team in both your target and your targetTests

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In my case  where nothing else helped  i did the following    change the AppID to a new one XCode automatically generated new provisioning profiles run the app on real device -  now it has worked change back the AppID to the original id works   Before this i have tried out every step that was mentioned here  But only this helped

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I had to change my team in provisioning profile for tests  AND Changing my target device from my physical phone to a simulator fixed it for me

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I have tried all the above solutions    However  in my case  after hours of headache it was because of the Test Project does not have a valid account for provisioning the signing  After I selected a team to provision in the Test Project with automatic managed signing  This problem went away

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Stephen tks this resolved for me  I just need to go --  File --  WorspaceSettings --  Build Settings change here to  Legacy Build System

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After I tired most of solution  I found what its make it work without any issue for me  Its resolved by go to developer apple com then account then Certificates  identifiers  amp  profiles and I click on All link under Devices and then add a new device    then you need to set device name  and uuid  and after save it   Go to xcode and clean cache  build  and all its work fine    Note 1  make sure your team is set truth    Note 2  You can get uuid by connect device to your mac device  and click on iTunes  and press on security label  you will see UUID    Which This Answer its helpful too

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Finally  I figured out what s going on    almost take me 2 hours  My case is  my phone s date is not correct  I forgot I changed my phone s date  I guess that makes all of my provisioning profiles expired     So if you ve tried all of those answers but nothing works  Go to the SETTINGS  check your phone s date

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edit  Note 2020  I used to manual sign this project  In projects where I automatically signed  I never had this issue    edit   I had the same problem  and spent hours searching for an answer  removing profiles  cleaning project  and so on   Have you distributed your app  You need to switch back to your developer profile  but not in General under the project settings  but in Build settings   Under Signing  look at your Code Signing Identity   Make sure that both your Debug and Release are set your iOS Developer  and not iOS Distribution  or your iOS Developer Provisioning profile  if not set to the automatic values   The same goes with Provisioning Profile  It should be your developing profile  and not your distribution profile    Hope this will help future developers in need

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Encountered same issue  we ve had multiple configurations in Xcode project  let s say Debug-Staging  Debug-Production  We then unified those and used only one configuration Debug  But the old one  no longer existing  was stuck in scheme for run phase  so once you tried to run  Xcode showed you this message  Which makes sense as provisioning profiles are set up in build settings based on configuration   So run scheme looked like this     While project configurations were setup like this     Changing scheme to use configuration that is still available in project is what fixed this issue for me

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I did try all the answers above and had no luck  After that I restart my iPhone and problem seems gone  I know it is so stupid but it worked  Answers above most probably solves the problem but if not try to restart your iOS device

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So this won t be the case for everyone but I thought I d post it here anyway as there doesn t seem be any answers relating to it   In my case I was working on an app that was being developed in ReactNative  my issue was that although my signing was correct on the main app target the test target did not have any signing applied to it  For some reason React Native requires that both your app target and your test target are signed in order to install the app on a device  It does specify this in the official documentation on building for device however its the only instance I have ever seen where the test target is built alongside the app for anything other than testing   In order to sign your test target  go to your project settings by opening the project navigator   1  and select your project at the top   Inside the main editor select your main app target under Targets  should have the same name as your project  and ensure the signing is correct  then select the test target  likely just under your main app target  it should be the same name with Tests appended  and make sure its signed in the same way   Rebuild your app and it should now install successfully   Credit for this goes to Leo Lei  his answer here saved me a lot of headache  https   stackoverflow com a 48657358 732844  As an aside  if anyone knows why react native requires your test target be built alongside your app target could they let me know  The only reason I can think of is to streamline the interface so react can build a single app and do both running and testing without needing to rebuild but i m just guessing with that one

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I was struggling with this today  it was super frustrating  For now  just go into  File     Project Settings      or in some cases  Workspace Settings      and then select  Legacy Build System  from the  Build System  dropdown

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I ve tried all the other answers  but  surprisingly  none of them have worked for me  In the end  I figured my development account has to be  quot Trusted quot  by the device for it to run  This can be configured in your iOS device  under Settings  gt  General  gt  Device Management  gt  Developer App  You should ensure your account is marked as trusted

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In my case  here are the steps that I resolve the problems    Go to this folder    Library MobileDevice Provisioning Profiles  Remove all the provisioning profile In Xcode 10 menu   Product   Clean Build Folder In Xcode 10 menu   Xcode   Preferences   Account   Download Manual Profiles In Xcode 10 menu   Product   Build   Archive   The reason to take the steps above is to remove the old provisioning profiles that messed up the building process

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Today I had the same error while installing an app to my device  The problem occurred after I updated to the new xCode 11 4   What I did to fix the issue    Unpaired device  Xcode   Window   Devices And Simulators   Left click device to unpair device  Restart iPhone Clean Build Folder  Xcode   Product   Clean Build Folder  Clean Derived Data  in    library Developer Xcode DerivedData  Clean Build Folder again  Xcode   Product   Clean Build Folder  Build app on device

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Be aware that accepted answer prevents build to be uploaded to App Store Connect

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Make sure you   1  Have a registered provisioning profile for your device   2  Device must be added to the Development profile and updated    If you still run into issues check your target s build settings   Make sure you   1  CODE SIGNING REQUIRED in User-Defined is set to YES     2  Check Signing options are correct  If the problem persists switch to Manual settings instead of automatically

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I had this issue occurring in Xcode 10 3 after I switched over to my XCTest unit test target then back to the project run time target  Turns out I had a different Teams selected in my provisioning profile for each target  To fix it    Clean Build Folder  Make sure all may targets are using the same Team  See Profile Signing under the general tab   If not using same Team for all targets  clean before switching to a build target with different team selected

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Did you maybe change your developing device  It happened to me when I bought a new iPhone and gave it the same name with my previous device  A clean build however fixed the issue

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For me it worked to delete a Capability and then add it back

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I did the following     Disconnected the device where the app was not getting installed Connected a different device  lt  It installed on this second device After some time connected the first device and it worked    This is very weird but it worked for me  might work for others and save the frustration

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I was struggling with the same issue and the solution in my case was to log in to the developer account s   After updating to Xcode 10 all accounts were logged out    Use the menu  Xcode -  Preferences     -  Accounts  and make sure all accounts you use are logged in so the provisioning profiles are accessible

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I had the case where my app would deploy to my iPhone but not my watch  Deploying to the watch would give the  A valid provisioning profile for this executable was not found   error  This is with XCode Version 11 2 1 and using the free developer account   Here is what I did to get it deployed to my watch   1  I deleted my provisioning profile in XCode   I did this by going to Window -  Devices And Simulators  Then right Click on the iPhone name and choose  Show Provisioning Profiles   From there I could delete the file  2  In The Devices and Simulators screen I also deleted my app from the  Installed Apps  section   3  Did a  clean build folder   Product -  Clean Build Folder   4  In the  Build Settings  -   Signing section  I made sure each target  iPhone  Tests and Watch  had the same settings  development team  code signing style  provisioning profile was set to automatic etc      5  Ensured the   Library MobileDevice Provisioning Profiles directory was empty   6  Unplugged phone from computer  7  Rebooted computer  phone and watch  8  Plugged phone back into computer  and went through the  trust this machine  prompts on phone and watch   9  Ran app  It worked

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I had follow all above steps but it s not work form me finally  I was created duplicate Target and it s working fine  I have no idea what s wrong maybe cache memory issue

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Check if you re using an Ad Hoc Distribution provisioning profile and not an App Store Distribution provisioning profile instead  I was getting this error because of that

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For our team  nothing helped  We have spend a couple of days and tried out every step that was mentioned here above in answers and comments  We tried with XCode 10 and even XCode 9 2 on an App  that is on the App store since many years   The issue began after upgrading to MacOS Mojave  Unfortunately  going back to HighSierra didn t help then   At least we was able again to ship into App store after we ve created new certificate and provisioning profile  But we still are not able any more to test our App in release mode on real device  which is necessary to test InApp-purchases    In short  Archiving and submission works well  running on real device not   Several developers  several devices  macbooks  XCode versions       At the end we had to change the AppID for being able again to test on real device   Therefor we run two different projects now  one for shipping to TestFlight AppStore with the real AppID and one for development purposes with another AppID     Although this only happens on ONE particular App of our company and not all the others  we expect to run into similar issues in the future as things get more worse with Apple s development tools

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It seems that Apple fixed this bug in Xcode 10 2 beta 2 Release   https   developer apple com documentation xcode release notes xcode 10 2 beta 2 release notes     Signing and Distribution Resolved Issues            When you   re building an     archive of a macOS app and using a Developer ID signing certificate      Xcode includes a secure timestamp in the archive   s signature  As a     result  you can now submit an archived app to Apple   s notary service     with xcrun altool without first needing to re-sign it with a     timestamp   44952627           When you   re building an archive of a macOS app  Xcode no longer     injects the com apple security get-task-allow entitlement into the     app   s signature  As a result  you can now submit an archived app to     Apple   s notary service using xcrun altool without first needing to     strip this entitlement   44952574           Fixed an issue that caused the distribution workflow to report     inaccurate or missing information about the signing certificate      provisioning profile  and entitlements used when exporting or     uploading an app   45761196           Fixed an issue where thinned  ipa files weren   t being signed when     exported from the Organizer   45761101       Xcode 10 2 beta 2 Release can be downloaded here   https   developer apple com download

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It takes a long time  and we did all the above solutions and they didn t work at all so our team decided to remove Pod files and run pod install again  finally  our OTA uploaded ipa installed on the user s device  best Solution   clean project menu  gt  Product  gt  Clean Build Folder  and  Users  you user name  Library Developer Xcode DerivedData go to your project directory and remove Podfile lock  Pods folder pod     framework run pod install again   Done

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I just disable my device from Apple Developer then problem solved   tested many times on Xcode 12 4

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Open Keychain Access on your Mac and delete the old expired Apple Development certificates  This solved the issue for me

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In my case  Device date-time was set to a future date  Changing the date setting to  automatic  fixed the issue

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