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Apple developer account teams not showing up on VS Mac

When I log in my apple id account on Visual Studio Mac Community 2017, teams doesn't show up. Do I have to have a paid apple developer account to use this?

There are no team displayed, and the button "View Details..." doesn't do anything. Also, the icon on the left side of the account is a smiley face icon and it should be a user icon in the official tutorial.

Screenshot: Account menu in VS Mac preferences

While it works perfectly on Xcode: Works perfectly on Xcode

Environments:
- Xcode commandline installed.
- Fastlane installed.

What troubleshooting I have already done:
- Reinstall Fastlane.
- Use other accounts (none of them worked).
- Use Xcode to log in (screenshot above).
- Try to find anyone had the same problem online and didn't find any.

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Hykilpikonna Avatar asked Feb 03 '18 01:02

Hykilpikonna


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2 Answers

In case of a personal free account, teams won't appear in VS but will appear in XCode. Every time you need to generate new provision you have to:

  1. open XCode with some kind of test project
  2. set the targeted bundle id in plist (this step is important as long as provision is tightly coupled with the bundle id)
  3. deploy to a device from XCode, it will generate all the required cert/profiles and saves on the Mac
  4. go to VS, make you your bundle id in the real app is the same you just generated provision for
  5. hit run on a device - it should work just fine
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Alexey Strakh Avatar answered Sep 26 '22 10:09

Alexey Strakh


If you are trying with the free account, teams won't appear in VS but you can see in Xcode. Follow the below step to test the application in the device.

  1. Open Xcode with some kind of test project.
  2. Set the targeted bundle id in plist.
  3. Select the respected team and choose automatic provisioning profile. It will generate all the required cert/profiles and saves on the Mac
  4. Deploy the app in device from Xcode.
  5. Go to VS, use the same Bundle ID which we used in Xcode to run the app.
  6. Hit run on a device - it should work just fine.
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user3159598 Avatar answered Sep 25 '22 10:09

user3159598