[ios] Code signing is required for product type Unit Test Bundle in SDK iOS 8.0

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Code signing is required for product type 'Unit Test Bundle' in SDK 'iOS 8.0'

My app target is code signing just fine - but my test target is not. I bought a new computer, created a new development certificate from the computer, updated the provisioning profile accordingly, installed both, but can't get past this code signing error.

Any way of wiping all certs/profiles locally so I can reinstall?

Probably some kind of bug.

I solve the problem by changing the 'Provisioning Profile' in the same section ('Code Signing') from Automatic to 'MyProvisioningProfile name'

Hi I face the same problem today. After reading "Spentak"'s answer i tried to make code signing of my target to set to iOSDeveloper, and still did not work. But after i changing "Provisioning Profile" to "Automatic", the project got built and ran without any code signing errors.

In my case the problem that I faced was:

CodeSign error: code signing is required for product type 'Unit Test Bundle' in SDK 'iOS 8.4'

Fortunatelly, the target did not implemented anything, so a quick solution is remove it.

Also, if you set your build target device, the problem will go away when you testing and debugging. The code signed is only need when you trying to deploy your app to an actually physical device

I changed mine from "myIphone" to simulator iPhone 6 Plus, and it solves the problem while I'm developing the app.

If nothing works from above solutions follow these steps

From Targets select appnameTests Under "Info"

Change following

Bundle Identifier: com.ProjectName.$(PRODUCT_NAME:rfc1034identifier)

to com.ProjectName.appname

Bundle name: $(PRODUCT_NAME)

Bundle name: appname

Compile & execute

I fixed it by manually selecting a provisioning profile in the build settings for the test target.

Test target settings -> Build settings -> Code signing -> Code sign identity. Previously, it was set to "Don't code sign".

Sometimes this happens when you download a project from github or other third party tutorial sites.These apps are usually signed with a different identity or company/name.When this happens,if you can't solve the solution,simply create a new xcode project and copy all the header and implementation files into your new project.Also don't forget the dependency files..such as the framework files.This works for me.

The other advice here didn't help me, but I fixed this error by going to Product > Scheme > Edit Scheme. Then I clicked Build on the left hand side and deselected any checkboxes next to AppNameTests. I'm using XCode 6.3

I fixed the issue (temporarily) by going to Edit Scheme, then in the Build section, removing my unit test target from being invoked in "Run".

I was getting this error when running xcodebuild from commandline for integration tests on my work's CI. I managed to get it working by setting the project level setting to codesign. For some reason the target setting was being ignored and it reverted to the project's setting.