Cannot sign applications in XCode 6

Question

I have just upgraded from XCode 5.1 to XCode 6.0 GM and can no longer sign my applications for ad-hoc deployment. I perform the following steps:

1. I open Window -> Organizer and select "Archives"
2. I select an archive (either one I have built from XCode 5.1, or one I have built from XCode 6).
3. I click "Export".
4. I click "Save for Ad Hoc Deployment" and click "Next"
5. I select my Development Team and click "Choose"
6. I receive the below error.

Previously this worked (I signed an application last night, and upgraded this morning), so any ideas would be gratefully received.

ERROR TEXT

You are not allowed to perform this operation. Please check with one of your Team Admins, or, if you need further assistance, please contact Apple Developer Program Support.

Account Page

Here is the info from my XCode account page.

Amy

I'm running both XCode 5.1 and 6.0 concurrently. I had to use 5.1 to compile with. You may need to redo your ad hoc provisioning profile for 6.0. – Alegar

You need to reimport your provision profile and signing identity. It should be a .developerprofile file. It should be under accounts under XCode preferences. You can see all your developer/member info. I'm assuming you're an agent? – Alegar

@AmitApollo I'm a Member, not an Agent - I've added a screenshot to the question with my (redacted) details. I should add that I've tried removing the account and re-adding it through this screen, but with no joy. – Amy

Hi @RB did you get any luck on this because I am facing same problem – Liber

@Bhavesh. No - in the end I did all my signing with XCode 5. I'm going to look again once XCode 6 has been out for a couple of months. – Amy

Ok thanks for reply but this is too much. – Liber

Look this answer to create ipa from command line https://mcmap.net/q/261044/-xcode-attempted-to-locate-or-generate-matching-signing-assets-and-failed-to-do-so – Amity

Answer 1

You need to reimport your provision profile and signing identity. It should be a .developerprofile file. It should be under accounts under XCode preferences. You can see all your developer/member info. I'm assuming you're an agent?

Alegar

Where can I download the ".developerprofile" file from. I can't find it on the Apple Member Center website? – Amy

Answer 2

In the end I installed XCode 5.1 and 6 side-by-side. I could then use 5.1 to sign archives created from 6. It's a bit of a faff, but I'm going to assume that it's because 6 is still beta...

Amy

Answer 3

Got same issue with Xcode 6.0.1

Creating a new Provisioning profile (Development & Distribution) resolved the issue for me.

Fieldsman

Newbie is blind: Where is Development & Distribution in Xcode 6? – Lumpish

I'm also instructed to enter a "Company identifier" and can't find that field in Xcode 6. Hint? Thanks. – Lumpish

@Fieldsman bro can you please give me create certificate distribution for using App by swift xcode 7? – Disadvantage