I've created my first iPhone app, but the App ID in iTunes Connect doesn't match the App ID in my Provisioning Profile. I can't change the App ID in iTunes Connect without deleting my app (and not being able to setup a new one with the same name, bunk!), and I can't seem to generate a Provisioning Profile with the proper App ID. How do I fix this?
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Also, these are the error messages I'm getting when trying to upload my binary using Application Loader:
* Application failed codesign verification. The signature was invalud, or it was not signed with an Apple submission certificate.
* Unable to extract entitlements from application: /var/folders/8x/..blahblah..myAppName
* Application failed codesign verification. The signature was invalud, or it was not signed with an Apple submission certificate.
* Unable to extract entitlements from application: /var/folders/8x/..blahblah..myAppName
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Have you signed on PhoneGap Build using a distribution certificate? This is important for codesign verification to work.
The app id on the profile needs to match that on your app, which needs to match the one on iTunes Connect. If you're unable to generate a provisioning profile with your app id, this sounds like an issue with Apple's dev tools - you may want to check on Apple's support forums.
The app id on the profile needs to match that on your app, which needs to match the one on iTunes Connect. If you're unable to generate a provisioning profile with your app id, this sounds like an issue with Apple's dev tools - you may want to check on Apple's support forums.
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I believe I'm using a distribution certificate, and not a development certificate, same with the profile; distribution, not development.
The issue seems to be the latter, which is getting the app id's to match. Seeing as the app has already been created, and thus cannot have it's id changed, the logical route would be to back out from the app id in iTunes Connect. So I'd need to generate an app id in the provisioning portal with a prefix that matches the "Apple ID" in iTunes Connect, but the the provisioning portal generates a random app id if I attempt this. Will deleting my app in iTunes Connect cause the app name to be unavailable? If so, Apple, and subsequently the iOS doc in the PGBuild docs should make it really obvious that app id's have to be generated in the provisioning portal first, then matched when creating the app in iTunes Connect, and there's no going back. If not, I would suspect a flood of questions just like mine once PGBuild is live.
I'll check on Apple's site and see if there's a way to do this in the reverse order, otherwise it sounds like I'll have to change my app's name. :(
The issue seems to be the latter, which is getting the app id's to match. Seeing as the app has already been created, and thus cannot have it's id changed, the logical route would be to back out from the app id in iTunes Connect. So I'd need to generate an app id in the provisioning portal with a prefix that matches the "Apple ID" in iTunes Connect, but the the provisioning portal generates a random app id if I attempt this. Will deleting my app in iTunes Connect cause the app name to be unavailable? If so, Apple, and subsequently the iOS doc in the PGBuild docs should make it really obvious that app id's have to be generated in the provisioning portal first, then matched when creating the app in iTunes Connect, and there's no going back. If not, I would suspect a flood of questions just like mine once PGBuild is live.
I'll check on Apple's site and see if there's a way to do this in the reverse order, otherwise it sounds like I'll have to change my app's name. :(
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Sorry if this was confusing - Apple has some quite restrictive guidelines about how application identifiers have to align across their different services. We'll aim to improve the documentation about this.
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No prob! I ended up getting the submission to work, and oddly the app ID in iTunes Connect doesn't match the app ID used in my provisioning profile, which is a wildcard ID.
The issue ended up being that in my original upload I was using the correct distribution profile, but a development certificate. I created a distribution certificate, repackaged in Build, and the upload worked, now "Waiting for Review". I'll keep my fingers crossed.
The issue ended up being that in my original upload I was using the correct distribution profile, but a development certificate. I created a distribution certificate, repackaged in Build, and the upload worked, now "Waiting for Review". I'll keep my fingers crossed.
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