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I'm trying to learn to load apps on my iPhone from Xcode. When I do I keep getting "Codesign wants to access key "access" in your keychain, I put I my login password but it keeps popping up over and over. I've tried my computer login so many times, apple account password, and many others.
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By default Keychain is set to sync it's password with your user account's password, allowing it to unlock when you login to your account, which in turn provides applications & processes access to it's contents.
If you don't remember your original password, you'll need to delete the keychain. Deleting a keychain also deletes all the password data saved in that keychain.
You can set a length of time that Keychain Access waits before automatically requiring you to enter your password again. In the Keychain Access app on your Mac, click “login” in the Keychains list. Choose Edit > Change Settings for Keychain “login”. Select the “Lock after” tickbox, then enter a number of minutes.
Highlight "Login" Keychain Find the key or keys you wish to allow your application to access Right-click the key item, and select "Get Info" Click on the "Access Control" tab
The new Xcode probably just needs to reauthorize access to your signing certificate. The password for your keychain is normally your user's password (the one you use to log in on your computer). Unfortunately it is not the user's password.
I had to go to my Keychain Access app, choose the certificate, go to "Access Control" and add Xcode in the apps to Always Allow access. After that, the dialog showed the Always Allow button, which I could use successfully. I was also having the problem while running the carthage script in the build phase.
This can happen because of multiple reasons, one of them can be your macOS user account password might not match the keychain access. Open the “Keychain Access” dropdown. Open Preferences & click on “reset default Keychain..”
Had the same issue. It was fixed after I entered my mac user password and hit Always Allow.
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Solve this problem by doing this.
Enter your Mac Login Password and Choose "Always Allow"
One or More dialogs opened and positioned in the same dialog, repeat step 1 until all dialogs closed. (So you thought your password wrong but repeat "Always Allow" with your Mac login password tricky part :) )
Hope it will work.
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