What is (Xcode: Wildcard AppID) in my iOS Provisioning Portal?
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Suddenly I saw now a new App ID in my (iOS Provisioning Portal) with description of (Xcode: Wildcard AppID), is it added recently by Apple or by me? But I never added it!

And there is no (configure) link for this App, only (details) link where I can't configure anything!

Regards

Subservient answered 9/6, 2011 at 12:41 Comment(2)
That's probably connected to the Xcode team provisioning profile that Xcode sets up automatically.Arie
if the Erik B's answer helped you, then mark it as correct :)Schumann
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Xcode now creates a provisioning profile automatically, so that you don't have to. This wildcard app id is part of that provisioning profile.

Spend answered 9/6, 2011 at 15:32 Comment(3)
What is the benefit of this Wildcard app?Subservient
@DeZingy That you don't have to create a provisioning profile yourself. The provisioning profile needs an app id, so Xcode creates a generic one, the wildcard app id. If you've already created a provisioning profile manually, you won't have much use for this wildcard app id, but having it will not hurt you.Spend
I'm sorry, I still don't understand. Would that mean, that if I create a new AppID in the future, I do not need to create a Provisioning Profile ? Apple will create one for me ?? I don't get it !Avaunt
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My understanding is that it means that you can create one provisioning profile for a device that can be used to test multiple applications (rather than creating a new provisioning profile for each device AND each application).

Mellon answered 9/4, 2013 at 19:48 Comment(0)

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