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The Apple Pay entitlement / capability is only valid in the App Store. I am releasing this app in both the App Store and Enterprise.
App Store Release scheme is selected I'd like Xcode to enable the Apple Pay entitlement.Enterprise Release scheme selected I'd like Xcode to disable the Apple Pay entitlement.
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An entitlements. plist file is created per each provisioning profile (app executable) produced by Xcode during the application build step. If your secured app contains any Extensions or Frameworks, multiple entitlements files will be created by Xcode's build process and are required for the app signature.
Select iOS > Resource > Property List. Name the new file " foo. entitlements " (typically, " foo " is the target name) Click the (+) next to "Entitlements File" to add a top-level item (the property list editor will use the correct schema due to the file extension)
Check the Entitlements In Your Build Log and App You'll find the name of the provisioning profile Xcode used to sign your app in the invocation of the codesign tool's command-line parameters. This command prints a plist that contains all of the entitlements built into the app.
Entitlements are special app capabilities and security permissions granted to applications that are correctly configured to use them. In iOS, apps run in a sandbox, which provides a set of rules that limit access between the application and certain system resources or user data.
A possible approach:
$(PROJECT_DIR)/AppName/AppName.entitlements
cp ${PROJECT_DIR}/entitlements/DevScheme.entitlements ${PROJECT_DIR}/AppName/AppName.entitlements
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