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No Profiles tab in general settings when using iOS 9 beta 3+

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When I try to run my app on iOS 9 beta 3, as well as beta 4 & 5, I get an error saying Untrusted Enterprise Developer

Untrusted Enterprise Developer

"iPhone Developer: name (id)" has not yet been trusted on this iPhone. Until this developer has been trusted, their enterprise apps will not be available for use.

In previous betas, the way to get rid of the message was to go to General > Profiles in the Settings app and trust the developer, but this is not present in beta 3, 4, or 5.

I've tried searching for Profiles in the settings app, and a tab named Profiles & Device Management shows up under general. Yet, when I tap on it, I am just brought to the top of the General tab, and Profiles & Device Management does not show up either.

I have all of the correct provisioning profiles on the device, and they are all valid.

Is this a bug in iOS 9 beta 3+, or is there some other way to trust the developer?

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Jojodmo Avatar asked Jul 13 '15 23:07

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1 Answers

The solution is nearly the same as provided by luthelis works in a little other way. You do not have to re-download the provisioning profiles from the developer center. You're going to do it like this:

  1. Open your Xcode Beta 7
  2. Click on Window -> Devices or use shortcut (CMD+SHIFT+2)
  3. From the overview, select the device which is not able to run the application.
  4. Right Click on your device and and select Show Provisioning Profiles
  5. Select profile by profile and delte them by clicking the - button
  6. Now try installing the app via Xcode, if you keep the Show Provisioning Profiles window open you will see it install the ones for your app.

as Polar Bear said over here -> https://stackoverflow.com/a/31355561/3671726

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Sithys Avatar answered Sep 28 '22 07:09

Sithys