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Asked: 2026-05-30T17:49:57+00:00

I’m building an iPhone application with the iOS5 SDK and signing it from the

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I’m building an iPhone application with the iOS5 SDK and signing it from the command line and signing it with a certificate in my non-default keychain. Everything works fine if I make that keychain the default, but without it it fails on the “Check dependencies” step since it is searching the default keychain.

While the codesign step uses OTHER_CODE_SIGN_FLAGS, the “Check dependencies” step does not. This may just be a bug of Apple’s, and it should respect those flags when checking.

  1. How can I specify the keychain to search during the “Check dependencies step?
  2. Failing that, how can I hack on the “Check dependencies” step?
  3. Failing that, how can I skip the “Check dependencies” step entirely?

This is same problem as expressed in OTHER_CODE_SIGN_FLAGS keychain flag ignored?, but the one answer given is unfortunately not helpful to me; I am signing during xcodebuild, not xcrun PackageApplication, so hacking on that file won’t fix the issue.

$ xcodebuild -version
Xcode 4.2
Build version 4C199
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  1. Editorial Team

    I found no solution for Xcode 4.2, but this appears fixed in 4.3. Upgrade!

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