Azure Piplines Configuration for Xcode Managed Profile Setup - Possible? Documented?
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Server - Azure Pipelines
Hosted MacOS agent
Issue Description
I'm using the following configuration in my Xcode project (w automatic code signing):
Is it possible to have Pipelines build and sign a project using this configuration if I've manually installed all of the provisioning profiles and certs in my pipeline prior to building?
Is there any documentation for this scenario or a how-to guide? Alternatively, if this is not possible perhaps a definitive statement on this and advice on what to try next in order to work. For instance - do I need to convert this project from an automatically signed one to a manual one?
I'm using the following page which mentions automatic signing but doesn't give any instructions on how to configure (but does mention this as an option):
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/pipelines/apps/mobile/app-signing?view=vsts&tabs=apple-install-during-build
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Andrew
ios xcode devops
azure-pipelines xcodebuild asked Nov 15 '18 at 11:17
Andrew LombardAndrew Lombard
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Environment
Server - Azure Pipelines
Hosted MacOS agent
Issue Description
I'm using the following configuration in my Xcode project (w automatic code signing):
Is it possible to have Pipelines build and sign a project using this configuration if I've manually installed all of the provisioning profiles and certs in my pipeline prior to building?
Is there any documentation for this scenario or a how-to guide? Alternatively, if this is not possible perhaps a definitive statement on this and advice on what to try next in order to work. For instance - do I need to convert this project from an automatically signed one to a manual one?
I'm using the following page which mentions automatic signing but doesn't give any instructions on how to configure (but does mention this as an option):
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/pipelines/apps/mobile/app-signing?view=vsts&tabs=apple-install-during-build
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Andrew
ios xcode devops
azure-pipelines xcodebuild asked Nov 15 '18 at 11:17
Andrew LombardAndrew Lombard
229114
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Environment
Server - Azure Pipelines
Hosted MacOS agent
Issue Description
I'm using the following configuration in my Xcode project (w automatic code signing):
Is it possible to have Pipelines build and sign a project using this configuration if I've manually installed all of the provisioning profiles and certs in my pipeline prior to building?
Is there any documentation for this scenario or a how-to guide? Alternatively, if this is not possible perhaps a definitive statement on this and advice on what to try next in order to work. For instance - do I need to convert this project from an automatically signed one to a manual one?
I'm using the following page which mentions automatic signing but doesn't give any instructions on how to configure (but does mention this as an option):
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/pipelines/apps/mobile/app-signing?view=vsts&tabs=apple-install-during-build
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Andrew
ios xcode devops
azure-pipelines xcodebuild asked Nov 15 '18 at 11:17
Andrew LombardAndrew Lombard
229114
Environment
Server - Azure Pipelines
Hosted MacOS agent
Issue Description
I'm using the following configuration in my Xcode project (w automatic code signing):
Is it possible to have Pipelines build and sign a project using this configuration if I've manually installed all of the provisioning profiles and certs in my pipeline prior to building?
Is there any documentation for this scenario or a how-to guide? Alternatively, if this is not possible perhaps a definitive statement on this and advice on what to try next in order to work. For instance - do I need to convert this project from an automatically signed one to a manual one?
I'm using the following page which mentions automatic signing but doesn't give any instructions on how to configure (but does mention this as an option):
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/pipelines/apps/mobile/app-signing?view=vsts&tabs=apple-install-during-build
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Andrew
ios xcode devops
azure-pipelines xcodebuild ios xcode devops
azure-pipelines xcodebuild asked Nov 15 '18 at 11:17
Andrew LombardAndrew Lombard
229114
asked Nov 15 '18 at 11:17
Andrew LombardAndrew Lombard
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edited Nov 15 '18 at 11:53
Andrew Lombard
asked Nov 15 '18 at 11:17
Andrew LombardAndrew Lombard
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asked Nov 15 '18 at 11:17
Andrew LombardAndrew Lombard
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asked Nov 15 '18 at 11:17
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To help anyone who comes across this later.
The issue in my case was that I have a solution with multiple targets (App, Widget, Siri Intent, and Siri UI). Each of these requires it's own provisioning profile and needs to be signed independently - this is where I ran into trouble (the default configuration seemed to try and apply the App profile to all Targets when signing).
To help anyone who struggles with this - in order to solve I needed the following steps in Xcode:
- Convert the project to manual signing.
- Archive and export in Xcode
- 'Distribute via App Store'
- Select to Export but not submit and choose a location
- Selected the desired provisioning profiles for the export.
- After export head to saved location and grab 'exportOptions.Plist'.
- Choose .plist for 'export options' in the appropriate DevOps
pipeline.
Voila you can sign your solution with multiple schemes!
Hope this helps someone.
Andrew
PS - At some moment I will confirm that setting everything back to automatic signing works with exportOptions.Plist and will report back.
answered Dec 21 '18 at 12:44
Andrew LombardAndrew Lombard
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To help anyone who comes across this later.
The issue in my case was that I have a solution with multiple targets (App, Widget, Siri Intent, and Siri UI). Each of these requires it's own provisioning profile and needs to be signed independently - this is where I ran into trouble (the default configuration seemed to try and apply the App profile to all Targets when signing).
To help anyone who struggles with this - in order to solve I needed the following steps in Xcode:
- Convert the project to manual signing.
- Archive and export in Xcode
- 'Distribute via App Store'
- Select to Export but not submit and choose a location
- Selected the desired provisioning profiles for the export.
- After export head to saved location and grab 'exportOptions.Plist'.
- Choose .plist for 'export options' in the appropriate DevOps
pipeline.
Voila you can sign your solution with multiple schemes!
Hope this helps someone.
Andrew
PS - At some moment I will confirm that setting everything back to automatic signing works with exportOptions.Plist and will report back.
answered Dec 21 '18 at 12:44
Andrew LombardAndrew Lombard
229114
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To help anyone who comes across this later.
The issue in my case was that I have a solution with multiple targets (App, Widget, Siri Intent, and Siri UI). Each of these requires it's own provisioning profile and needs to be signed independently - this is where I ran into trouble (the default configuration seemed to try and apply the App profile to all Targets when signing).
To help anyone who struggles with this - in order to solve I needed the following steps in Xcode:
- Convert the project to manual signing.
- Archive and export in Xcode
- 'Distribute via App Store'
- Select to Export but not submit and choose a location
- Selected the desired provisioning profiles for the export.
- After export head to saved location and grab 'exportOptions.Plist'.
- Choose .plist for 'export options' in the appropriate DevOps
pipeline.
Voila you can sign your solution with multiple schemes!
Hope this helps someone.
Andrew
PS - At some moment I will confirm that setting everything back to automatic signing works with exportOptions.Plist and will report back.
answered Dec 21 '18 at 12:44
Andrew LombardAndrew Lombard
229114
add a comment |
To help anyone who comes across this later.
The issue in my case was that I have a solution with multiple targets (App, Widget, Siri Intent, and Siri UI). Each of these requires it's own provisioning profile and needs to be signed independently - this is where I ran into trouble (the default configuration seemed to try and apply the App profile to all Targets when signing).
To help anyone who struggles with this - in order to solve I needed the following steps in Xcode:
- Convert the project to manual signing.
- Archive and export in Xcode
- 'Distribute via App Store'
- Select to Export but not submit and choose a location
- Selected the desired provisioning profiles for the export.
- After export head to saved location and grab 'exportOptions.Plist'.
- Choose .plist for 'export options' in the appropriate DevOps
pipeline.
Voila you can sign your solution with multiple schemes!
Hope this helps someone.
Andrew
PS - At some moment I will confirm that setting everything back to automatic signing works with exportOptions.Plist and will report back.
answered Dec 21 '18 at 12:44
Andrew LombardAndrew Lombard
229114
To help anyone who comes across this later.
The issue in my case was that I have a solution with multiple targets (App, Widget, Siri Intent, and Siri UI). Each of these requires it's own provisioning profile and needs to be signed independently - this is where I ran into trouble (the default configuration seemed to try and apply the App profile to all Targets when signing).
To help anyone who struggles with this - in order to solve I needed the following steps in Xcode:
- Convert the project to manual signing.
- Archive and export in Xcode
- 'Distribute via App Store'
- Select to Export but not submit and choose a location
- Selected the desired provisioning profiles for the export.
- After export head to saved location and grab 'exportOptions.Plist'.
- Choose .plist for 'export options' in the appropriate DevOps
pipeline.
Voila you can sign your solution with multiple schemes!
Hope this helps someone.
Andrew
PS - At some moment I will confirm that setting everything back to automatic signing works with exportOptions.Plist and will report back.
answered Dec 21 '18 at 12:44
Andrew LombardAndrew Lombard
229114
answered Dec 21 '18 at 12:44
Andrew LombardAndrew Lombard
229114
answered Dec 21 '18 at 12:44
Andrew LombardAndrew Lombard
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answered Dec 21 '18 at 12:44
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