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Is it possible to generate Enterprise/In house Provisioning Profile of a wildcard AppID?

I am trying to generate a Enterprise provisioning profile from an wildcard AppID but I am required to set a explicit AppID to generate the provisioning profile. One mobileprovision with a wildcard appID would be enough for our users to install our different applications and they are not forced to install a mobileprovision for each .ipa we develop. I am pretty sure this was possible in the past (around 2014)

How could achieve this?

Edit (Some more information added)

  • I am able to create wildcard appIDs and with those appIDs I can generate development or ad-hoc provision profiles but not In House provision profiles.
  • When creating In House Development profiles from the website just explicit App Ids are shown.
  • When trying export In House apps with AppIDs that are not already defined in the web this message appears: WILDCARD APP IDs can not be used to create In House provisioning profiles. Please use an Explicit App ID
  • I this Apple Developer link It can be read in the 4th step "You can not distribute an enterprise app using a wildcard App ID"
  • I am using Xcode 6.1.1 and the In House account is pretty new
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muimota Avatar asked Feb 04 '15 00:02

muimota


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1 Answers

Same story here : on a "recent" iOS entreprise account (i.e. late 2014 or start 2015), the wildcard appID is not proposed when creating an in-house distribution profile.

Just tested with an older account: the wildcard appID is listed when I want to create a new in-house distribution profile.

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Nicolas Buquet Avatar answered Sep 30 '22 19:09

Nicolas Buquet