Visual Studio Remove old Provisioning Profiles

Question

I am a little bit lost with this topic and can't explain myself this odd behavior. On the Mac I deleted all provisioning profiles under ~/Library/MobileDevice/Provisioning\ Profiles. As well I deleted all certificates in the keychain. For some reason I still have my old provisioning profile showing up in Visual Studio (Windows):

Can someone explain this behavior or tell me how to get rid of this profile?

Torbert

Delete the folder bin and obj in your project and restart the IDE . – Marquettamarquette

In the project folder for iOS or the main project folder? – Torbert

Usually restarting the computer and restarting Visual Studio will refresh that list from the Mac build machine. Are you sure you are connecting to the right Mac? – Herisau

I haven’t restarted my computer in a while so I will give it a shot. Thanks – Torbert

Make sure that the version of IDE is up to date.If the problem still exists, you could report it : Help -> Send Feedback -> Report a problem . – Marquettamarquette

VS is up to date on both Windows and my Mac. Thanks, I will probably do that. There is no GitHub page for Visual Studio where you can open an issue right? – Torbert

You could check it fromhttps://developercommunity.visualstudio.com/spaces/8/index.html . – Marquettamarquette

Answer 1

Try deleting all mobileprovision files in "%LOCALAPPDATA%\Xamarin\iOS\Provisioning\Profiles".

Drawers

Perfect!!!! I actually deleted the entire folder under: %LOCALAPPDATA%\Xamarin\iOS\Provisioning – Torbert

How do you do this for Visual Studio 4 Mac – Turnpike

Answer 2

Restarting Visual Studio or your Windows computer will usually cause new provisioning profile and certificate information to show up.

Herisau

It didn't work... For some reason it keeps showing old provisioning profiles. – Torbert

Did u solve this @TomelSafadi I am having exact same issue in new build as of today – Chlamydate

Look at the answer from Michael. Delete the files under %LOCALAPPDATA%\Xamarin\iOS\Provisioning\Profiles – Torbert

Make sure to save the folder before though otherwise you might end up reinstalling Xamarin tools @rogue39nin – Torbert