We currently have an Enterprise account with a Distribution Certificate installed with a Distribution Provisioning profile (which contains a wildcard app ID for all of our apps). They are installed on our machines correctly, and each target points to the correct profile. We’ve been trying to get applications to install correctly, but it only likes devices that have been included in the registered device list in our provisioning portal. These devices happened to be included through Xcode. I understand that with an enterprise license, the requirements of having the device in the portal via UDID is not necessary, and it should allow for distribution to devices within the company. We have about 10 targets with different bundle identifier suffixes, but conform with our distribution wildcard profile. We have included an entitlements.plist file that has the following key/values:
get-task-allow: NO
application-identifier: $(AppIdentifierPrefix)$(CFBundleIdentifier)
keychain-access-groups:
Item 0: $(AppIdentifierPrefix)$(CFBundleIdentifier)
Everything compiles correctly and code-signing works, but trying to distribute the app through the air to other devices returns a ‘Unable to Download’ error. We run CI and we have a script that compiles and code-signs everything, and then generates a webpage with all the apps so users can test them out. The distribution provisioning profile is set to ‘In House’ and is signed with the certificate we’re using.
Any suggestions?
Figured it out. Seems like everything was set correctly, we just had an old, lingering distribution profile that was used in our script. That profile would embed with the apps and hence wouldn’t work.