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Cant see view details button in xcode

I see a message in visual studio when try to build my iOS project in xamarin. No installed provisioning profiles match the installed iOS signing identities. until now I have used free provisioning but now when I try to go to Xcode-- preferences I see my account but cant see View details button. anybody have an idea why??

when I try to build my Ios project in Xamarin I get Error No installed provisioning profiles match the installed iOS signing identities.

signing dialog

"Accounts" settings

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orel Avatar asked Apr 06 '17 06:04

orel


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1 Answers

I think this question is a duplicate from this one: Create provisioning profile on XCode

I think it's normal that you don't see anymore the details button. Since XCode version 8.?, provisioning profiles are automatically managed and you can't see the full list anymore.

  • You can only click "Download All certificates". I presume you clicked on it.

  • So that make me think, something is not configured correctly with your certificate. Double check everything on your apple developer portal.

  • Then in your application, the package name must be the same as the AppID indicated in your provisioning profile. Also check the 'expires' field of your provisioning profile to see if it still valid.

Hope this helps.

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KFactory Avatar answered Sep 28 '22 12:09

KFactory