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Profile is not an "iOS App Store" profile

Using Xcode 9.

  1. Working on app store build validation.
  2. Created an app with app store profile.
  3. Archived successfully
  4. Trying to validate build in Organizer, I am getting the following error on selecting the profile.

enter image description here This is the same profile used to archive and it is an app store profile.

2 Queries

  1. How to identify a profile if it is ad-hoc or app store
  2. Why did this happen?Pretty sure this is an appstore profile.
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Lithu T.V Avatar asked Sep 28 '17 17:09

Lithu T.V


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2 Answers

Just had the same issue

All you need to do is to delete your provisioning profile and create another one on Apple Developer site.

Queries:

  • 1) The only info we have about it is the Development or Distribution label on the profile itself
  • 2) I can't say it for sure, but maybe Xcode 9 signing doesn't recognize old profiles the same way it once did.
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Rubens Avatar answered Sep 18 '22 10:09

Rubens


If all else fails try using the Application Loader. I almost just default to the Application Loader nowadays with how ridiculously buggy the Xcode upload process is version after version.

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Aaron Avatar answered Sep 19 '22 10:09

Aaron