
Now connect your iOS* device to the macOS machine. Now you can find the generated development certificate in “Keychain Access” program. Once this process has completed, press Done. To do this, press the Create button next to the iOS development text.

The next screen allows you to create the development certificate. Select your account and press the “View Details” button. Open Xcode 7, navigate to Xcode -> Preferences -> Accounts and press “+” button to add your Apple ID.

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Name, generate, and download the Provisioning Profile. Then select your certificate, select the desired devices. Then select your App ID and click Continue. Select your distribution type (“Ad Hoc” for testing or “App Store” for a final distribution/production build), click continue. Click Provisioning Profiles, then select “Distribution”, click “+” button. Go to, sign in to Member Center, and open “Certificates, Identifiers & Profiles” link:Īfter you sign into your Apple* Developer account using a web browser, select Certificates, Identifiers & Profiles. You can generate new Provisioning Profile on Apple* web site. To find existing provisioning profile on your hard drive, go to Xcode -> Preferences -> Accounts -> View Details, right click on the provisioning profile with required Bundle ID and select “Show in Finder: Click OK.Ĭopy the downloaded p12 file to your Windows* system so you can use it to configure MOE remote build.
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Enter a password for your p12 file (1 character minimum). In the Save As field, enter a name for the Export p12 file. Select the Apple certificate to be exported, click File in your Apple menu and select Export Items from the drop-down menu. To export P12 certificate, start the Apple Keychain Access* application by opening the Applications folder and choosing the Utilities option. Choose your account in the accounts preferences pane and click on “View Details”. Make sure that you have a valid signing identity and provisioning profiles. If it’s not listed, click “+” button to add it. Go to macOS machine, open Xcode, open the Accounts preferences pane, and check whether your Apple ID is registered.

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