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Apple Developer Certificate: Invalid Team ID

A recent attempt to create an application failed, and I realized that the application identifier prefix (team ID) is different from the team ID of my developer certificate. The prefix of my distribution certificate is correct and matches my command identifier. My account is individual, and I tried to revoke and reissue my development certificate several times, but each time it is generated, it creates a certificate with a different command identifier.

Recall: Application Identifier Prefix (in iTunes Connect): 8RJ7xxxx Distro Command Identifier: 8RJ7xxxx Development Certificate Prefix: 5PM6xxxx

Result: Develpoer command identifier mismatches (between Xcode and certificates in the key chain) prevent code signing.

Has anyone seen / fixed this problem?

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After working with the iOS Developer Help, we determined that: The team identifier for the development certificate is assigned randomly and will be different from the distribution certificate. The arbitrary team identifier for the Development Certificate is ultimately irrelevant. The code fake issues that I had were random and were eventually fixed (which you can read elsewhere on this site), canceling everything, re-issuing all certificates ... and (which I did not) EXPECTING TO THE PATIENT (took about a day) before everything took effect.

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if you go to https://developer.apple.com , you will see in the "Identifiers" section that each of your prefixes is different.

Check if your certificate is correctly connected to your developer's development profile (I think this is a lookup profile). Or you can delete it again using xcode so that it creates a new one on its own :)

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1484833/

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