Appcelerator Titanium: Code Error: No Identification Codes

Question

It drives me crazy, I spent about 10 hours removing and updating Apple keys and provisioning profiles for the Appcelerator Titanium iPad app. I had it all, working and compiling 1 year ago, then my Mac crashed and I had to reformat and start all over again.

I can’t get through this error: “Code sign error: no identifiers for identification codes were found (that is, pairs of certificates and private keys) that match the preparation profile specified in the build settings (“ Okland Construction 2014 ”).”

At the Apple Developer Center, I created the necessary distribution profiles and installed them in my keychain, but I always get this error.

I just don’t know what is missing or not.

I already read this and the following instructions, to no avail:

iOS 7.0 Code Signing IDs Not Found

Hope someone can help before I lose my mind. 10 hours, 100+ attempts, restarts, deletes, regenerates.

Answer 1

Assuming you are trying to deploy an application to a device,

In two situations, this problem occurs.

• If you have not installed a preliminary profile and the corresponding developer certificate on your computer.

  • You need to use the correct developer certificate and training profile. Go to your keychain and check if a developer certificate is installed that matches the profile of your software.
  • If a developer certificate is not installed, you can download it from the developer center or create a new developer certificate.
  • If you are creating a developer certificate, you need to request a certificate from the authority, then upload the .certSigningRequest file to the developer center and create a developer certificate. Then update the current provisioning profile.

• Running configuration for your project is incorrect.

  • In some cases, Titanium Studio does not reset your project configuration automatically. Therefore you need to reset it manually. For this
  • Open your Titanium studio, then open your project.
  • Right-click on the project and select "Run As" - "Run Configurations" (see image 1)

• Select the development certificate, training profile, and device on the next screen (see Figure 2).

• Click the start button and then the Apply button.

Hope this helps you.

Answer 2

My application could not be compiled after following the instructions in the selected answer. I found that the answer above was correct after I did the following.

• Open the xcode project in {app-root-directory} / build / iphone / {app-name} .xcodeproj
• Verified identity. Xcode reported that I did not have a private key for the developer certificate that I used.
• Revoke and reissue the developer certificate in Xcode.
• Removed all my old named developer certificates in the application to access the keychain.
• Download and install a new developer certificate from developer.apple.com
• Created, downloaded and installed a new provisioning profile for the application.
• Learn about the new uuid for the new app preparation profile.
• Follow the instructions in the selected answer above.
• Now it compiles.

Installing, deploying, and distributing on Android is much simpler ... I really prefer iOS devices, but now I'm developing for Android primarily because of the barriers set by the Apple Certificate system.