Xcode Code Signing for upload

[Crunchii]

Dear beloved developers (yes I need a little help )

I have succesfully tested my app and would now like to begin uploading/archiving my app.

I just don't know how Code Signing should be set as it seems Xcode is missing the "Distribution" tab in Code Signing.

Attached screenshot.

[baja_yu]

Log into Member Center at developer.apple.com, go to Provisioning Portal > Distribution and follow the How To guide there.

[Crunchii]

Originally Posted by baja_yu

Log into Member Center at developer.apple.com, go to Provisioning Portal > Distribution and follow the How To guide there.

Thank you I found it. It's unfortunately Xcode 3 so still having issues with which of my profiles to enter for:

Debug
Any iOS SDK
Distribution
Any iOS SDK
Release
Any iOS SDK

Should they all be set to Distribution profile?

[RickSDK]

have you created your certificates and installed them? here is my guide for provisioning:

Installing Certificates

Go to iOS Provisioning Portal, click "Certificates" on left.

Note the expiration dates to verify they are active.

Download both Development and Distribution certificates. Double-click to install.

Open Keychain Access application on mac and click "Certificates" link on the left. Both certificates should appear. Clicking on the little triangle should reveal the private key below.

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Adding Devices

Go to iOS Provisioning Portal, click "Devices" on left.

You need the iphone UDID to add a device. To get this, plug your iphone into your computer and bring up iTunes

Under "Devices" link on the left, click on your phone.

Click on "Serial Number" in the main screen to reveal the UDID. Its 40 characters and unfortunatly, no way to copy/paste it.

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Creating A new App ID

Each project needs its own unique APP ID. You will use this same ID for all versions of your app.

Go to iOS Provisioning Portal, click "App IDs" on left.

Click "New App ID"

Put a common name in the top box, and choose a unique ID for the bottom box that does not include spaces or special characters.

This Bundle ID, must be included in 2 other places as well:
iTunes Connect: When you create a new app.

Xcode, in your info.plist file under Bundle Identifier
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Creating a new Provisioning Profile

Go to iOS Provisioning Portal, click "Provisioning" on left.

there are 3 type of profiles: Development, Ad hoc (used for testing on other people's iphones) and App Store.
Click "Distribution" tab and click "New Profile".
Enter profile name and select App ID. include devices if this is for ad hoc.
Download the profile and double-click it to install.

[Crunchii]

Originally Posted by RickSDK

have you created your certificates and installed them? here is my guide for provisioning:

Installing Certificates

Go to iOS Provisioning Portal, click "Certificates" on left.

Note the expiration dates to verify they are active.

Download both Development and Distribution certificates. Double-click to install.

Open Keychain Access application on mac and click "Certificates" link on the left. Both certificates should appear. Clicking on the little triangle should reveal the private key below.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Adding Devices

Go to iOS Provisioning Portal, click "Devices" on left.

You need the iphone UDID to add a device. To get this, plug your iphone into your computer and bring up iTunes

Under "Devices" link on the left, click on your phone.

Click on "Serial Number" in the main screen to reveal the UDID. Its 40 characters and unfortunatly, no way to copy/paste it.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Creating A new App ID

Each project needs its own unique APP ID. You will use this same ID for all versions of your app.

Go to iOS Provisioning Portal, click "App IDs" on left.

Click "New App ID"

Put a common name in the top box, and choose a unique ID for the bottom box that does not include spaces or special characters.

This Bundle ID, must be included in 2 other places as well:
iTunes Connect: When you create a new app.

Xcode, in your info.plist file under Bundle Identifier
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Creating a new Provisioning Profile

Go to iOS Provisioning Portal, click "Provisioning" on left.

there are 3 type of profiles: Development, Ad hoc (used for testing on other people's iphones) and App Store.
Click "Distribution" tab and click "New Profile".
Enter profile name and select App ID. include devices if this is for ad hoc.
Download the profile and double-click it to install.

Thank you very much I think I succeeded. I know I'm a retard, but Apple should really update their tutorials for newer versions of Xcode.