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If you go into Xcode preferences and view your account details, is the provisioning profile downloaded?
The app searches ~/Library/MobileDevice/Provisioning Profiles/ for profiles
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Okay, so I made a few changes and successfully tested the app on 10.10.5 and 10.11.1
The app created the temp folder just fine and successfully signed the app from both Yosemite and El Capitan
If you are still having and issues, download the source code from git, run the app in Xcode, and please copy and paste the output log as I also added a bit of error logging to the latest release.
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holy crap , i finally got it to work. I had so many different provisioning profiles under provisioning profile and went through each of them until i found the right one that worked & now its installed on my 6 plus. Thanks so much for the tips & tricks & help. How would i go about removing those provisioning profiles so i don't have so many?
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2015-11-15, 02:46
(This post was last modified: 2015-11-15, 02:48 by rotateclockwise.)
Yes it is a wildcard provisioning profile. Got it working by keeping the package bundle id the same and using wildcard. Thank you for the resigning program!