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Asked: 2026-05-27T00:48:34+00:00

I have this strange issue. Xcode target does not find my 3rd party mac

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I have this strange issue. Xcode target does not find my 3rd party mac developer certificates.
I can still build, run, submit apps, but Apple sends me emails to fix the issue (no certificate) in the next release.

This is what I tried so far:

  • Recreated all Mac certificates (Mac App, Instlaller, Developer and WWDR)
  • Deleted old certificates from Keychain
  • Downloaded new ones and installed all in both login and system (just in case)
  • Restart computer, clean Xcode, even start a new dummy project

Am I missing anything? I Recently got a new Macbook, so I’m running it on Lion and my data is transferred from SL, Xcode 4.1 and Xcode 4.2 behaves the same way.

Target: No profiles currently match (only my iPhone certificates show up) (I just copied the name from the project to make the submission process happy)
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  1. Editorial Team

    I found the solution. I don’t know what happened with the 3rd Party Mac Developer Application profile, it used to be good but it looks not anymore.

    I had to generate a new Mac Provisioning Profile:

    1. Goto: https://developer.apple.com/certificates/
    2. Click “Provisioning Profiles”
    3. Click “Create Profile”
    4. Kind:Production Provisioning Profile etc.
    5. Download and install (Double Click)
    6. Your new provisioning profile will show up in Xcode/Organizer/Provisioning Profiles and should be auto-selected.
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