In an effort to recreate an AdHoc Beta tester's installation process, I deleted all of my mobile provisions (
this way) so that I could recreate her problem.
Without thinking, I emptied the trash.
When it came time to do more debugging, I went to Apple, created a fresh development provision, and installed it.
Now, every time I build, I get a panel that says:
Can’t run “xxx” on the iPod “Henry's iPod”
The iPod “Henry’s iPod” doesn’t have the provisioning profile with which the application was signed.
Click “Install and Run” to install the provisioning profile “General Dev Profile 100923” on “Henryy’s iPod” and continue running “xxx.app”.
I click Install and Run, and everything proceeds just fine and I can run & debug the app.
How can I get rid of this recurring panel?
More details:
- I have only one development provision on my system. It is for:
W##.com.myname.*
- My app's identity is:
W##.com.myname.appname
- The provision shows up on the iPod in the Settings->General->Profile, in the XCode Organizer, and in "~/Library/MobileDevice/Provisioning Profiles"
- When I was getting the system to debug again, I fumbled around for a bit, because I'd forgotten to recheck get-task-allow in Entitlements.plist. In my fumbling, I'd installed and removed several different provisions, but my current one is a provision I created today.
Thanks!
Henry