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Originally Posted by Gero
Those are two different certificates. You need one for ad hoc and another for the AppStore. And you have to select the right one in your 'Project "xyz" Info' window.
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Yeah I understand there are two separate certificates, was just meaning that I have had success through the ad-hoc method in the past.
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Originally Posted by Gero
You can confirm that your build is alright by right-clicking on your app file and selecting "show contents" thus making shure your embedded.mobileprovision is in there. And have a look at you console log as described in Apple´s docs.
I had problems until I found the Entitlements.plist - tip... might want to look into that. That just "recently" made it into Apple´s documentation.
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Show Contents revels the embedded.mobileprovision as expected, and also the build results show the outputs as detailed in apple’s docs. Haven’t looked at the console log yet though? will check this out tonight.
As far as Entitlements.plist goes, I was of the understanding that this only needs to exist in your project if you are attempting the ad-hoc method, apples docs say to skip the Entitlements.plist bit for app store distribution?
Logicpaw; I will try scrapping the ad-hoc certificates from my setup tonight too.
