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For example, a UIDeviceFamily setting of only "2" (2=iPad) will prevent an app from installing onto iPhones.Īs another example, watch apps must have a UIDeviceFamily value of '4' which indicate it is allowed to install on Apple Watch. Inspect Setting the Target iOS Devices for correctness. This is a broad type of error whereby an app is attempting to install onto a device type that is not compatible with its list of supported devices defined in its ist setting "UIDeviceFamily". Targeted device family related install failures Installation failure of the watch app accompanied by invalid info dictionary device console logging indicates that there is an invalid key or syntax error in the watch app's ist. The following document covers this topic in detail: QA1726 - Resolving the Potential Loss of Keychain Access warning.ĭevice Console logging 'invalid info dictionary' Important: You should also be aware of the potential consequences of changing the prefix of a live app in the store. Example format of this entitlement follows:
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If you do intend on changing your App ID prefix, follow these steps:Īdd a previous-application-identifiers entitlement to a code signing entitlements file for your app. Reattempt your app build and installation while making sure to code sign using the desired profile. Optionally double check the App ID Prefix on the downloaded profile using the Terminal command in: How do I check the entitlements associated to my Provisioning Profile?ĭrag the profile onto the Xcode icon on your Dock to install it.
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You must locate or re-create a provisioning profile that uses the correct App ID prefix on the Certs IDs & Profiles website.Ĭlick Edit on the profile to be certain the prefix is correct.Ĭlick Download and save the profile to disk. If you do not intend on changing your App ID prefix, this error is simply an indication that Xcode has chosen the wrong provisioning profile to code sign your app. The resolution of this installation error depends on whether you intend on changing the App ID prefix of your live app in the App Store.
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Warnings about your application-identifier entitlement string not matching your installed application-identifier string appearing in your console when trying to install an upgrade may pertain to this section. Upgrade's application-identifier entitlement string does not match installed application's application-identifier string rejecting upgrade. Keychain-access-groups should by default be an array containing one string that is equal to the application-identifier entitlement.Īnalyze all entitlement sources and destinations according to the steps in guide TN2318 - Code Signing Entitlements TroubleshootingĪpplication is missing the application-identifier entitlement Get-task-allow is true on development profiles, and false on distribution profilesīeta-reports-active is defined on App Store distribution profiles and is not present in other profiles. The following variations across profiles are expected: Review the entitlements of the embedded provisioning profile in each bundle (the app and its plugins) in order to confirm the expected entitlements are present: TN2318 > How do I check the entitlements associated to my Provisioning Profile?. If your app contains additional plugins such today or watch extensions, verify that entitlements match across the iOS app and its extensions using the following steps:
Important: As a general rule, prune your code signing entitlements plists to just those entitlements Xcode writes into this file as a result of configuration that is done on target Capabilities tabs.
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