Select the application id for your app and right-click. There should be a diagnostics option there.
Well. Clicking or right clicking or hovering over the Certificates list does not create any list of my app. Am I missing any steps?
That means the there was a problem with your App Store API setup.
When you added the key to your Apple Account, you should have had an option to download a .p8 certificate file and the three other pieces of text from your account. Did you do all that?
uh… the fact that the bottom list is empty means that there are zero profiles installed on your machine. Is that true?
Yep. I just used to drop them into AppWrapper. So now I double clicked one of them, and an alert told me that the profile being a Production one, I have to download them via XCode. I’m going to do it now and see what happens. By the way, which button should I select when I create them? Thanks.
PS. Added: “when I create them”,
I downloaded them from Xcode and Here they are. They are also listed into keyChain (bottom screenshot.
Strange, all the four items show that they do not exist in my Apple Developer account.
Now, the 3rd one has expired; but as for the the 4th one, I created it just a few minutes ago and downloaded it; and XCode shows 0 (zero) provisional profiles.
When you created the api connection, what role did you choose?
The membership shows “Individual”.
There are six things you need to have to be successful here:
- Application Identifier
- Development Devices
- A developer certificate for you to sign builds for the simulator
- A distribution certificate for signing builds going to the App Store or debugging on-device
- A developer profile for your machine, containing the app id, devices it can be used on and the developer certificate.
- A distribution profile, containing the app id and the distribution certificate.
Looking at your screenshot it looks like you only have distribution profiles.
I’m still not sure why APT is not working for you either. I’m going to run up and see if there are any diagnostics that you can run for that.
Is APT giving you an errors about connecting to Apple?
I dont know how, this time, launching APT, I got for a few secs a small window showing 3 checkboxes and the result was that now I get 3 items black ena one red. Hovering over them only the red one shows something, the other three do not show anymore the legend (This profile does not exiist in your apple developer account); that is, they do not show anything. So I guess the previous minbeheviour has gone. Fine.
So I also guess that this could be a proof that APT connects OK to Apple.
Ok. so do you also have three lists above the profile list? Certificates, Identifiers and Devices? A simple yes/no will do. I don’t need screenshots.
Yes. And after downloading vwrsion 5 I now see for the first time that in Identifiers I can see all my apps. (Bo devises)
Ok. so now if you select the application identifier for your app and right-click, you should have an option to Run Diagnostics. That will produce a PDF file that lists the pieces that are attached to that ID and highlight in Red anything that it thinks might be wrong as well as an Issues page listing problems.
Running diagnostics for the three apps listed in the bottom box, it says that no development profiles associated with this identifier. Actually I never created development profiles, but only Distribution.