Xcode 6 beta 2 issue exporting .ipa: “Your account

Question

I'm having trouble exporting an app for Ad Hoc Distribution on Xcode 6 beta 2:

When exporting my project for ad hoc development on Xcode 6, I receive this alert. I've tried exporting it on Xcode 5 and had no problems at all saving the .ipa. Is anyone experiencing this problem as well?

Answer 1

I get a solution without renew the certificate:

1 - Archive the target with the appropiate Code Signing Identity and Provisioning Profile

2 - Right button in the created file in Organizer --> Show in Finder

3 - Right button in the xcarchive file --> Show package content

4 - There, in Finder, go to Products/Applications/

5 - Upload the file Products/Applications/appName to iTunes

6 - When the app appear in iTunes, right click on it --> Show in Finder. This is the ipa file

7 - Send this ipa through App Loader 3.0

I dont think that it is a lasting solution but do not want to delete my certificates

Answer 2

This is what worked for me.

1. On my machine I kept both Xcode 5 and Xcode 6 beta.

2. From Xcode 6 beta, Archive the project. Close Xcode 6.

3. Open Xcode 5, go to Organizer and export as Ad Hoc build with proper provisioning profile.

That's it!

Answer 3

I got the same issue today, and found a good solution I think.

First of all, there're something unnormal:

the normal is:

and in the keychain:

the normal is:

then, I realize that I lack the the correct provisioning profile which contains the correct iOS Distribution certificate.

Finally, my solution is: use my CertificateSigningRequest.certSigningRequest file to generate a new iOS distribution certificate, and use the new iOS distribution certificate to generate a new provisioning profile.

Note, I don't delete the old certification and provisioning profile, because my colleague works well with them. Does this affect the apps I already published? The answer is NO. I just change the code signing certificate, and some important certificate like push notification certificate is ties with app ID:

So don't worry about that.

Hope the above is helpful.

Answer 4

In my case, what solved the problem was deleting all Distribution Certificates from my Apple Developer Account. Then, Xcode managed to create development and distribution certificates again, and that did the trick.

Answer 5

I think its a bug from Xcode. to make it work, i need delete the actual distribution provisional profile and i had to make a new provisional distribution profile from devcenter. This works from me

Answer 6

Create new iOS Distributon Certificate and choose Production> App Store & AdHoc section. Also don't forget to change Target>Build Settings> Code Signing all to iOS Distribution.(but after created ipa set it back to iOS Developer) Only this solved my problem.