How to solve “Application failed codesign verification” when uploading to iTunes Connect?

I found the solution to this problem after deeply looking at the log file. Although I created my own Distribution Profile and assigned to the CODE SIGNING IDENTITY the correct value for the developer certificate, it didn’t work giving me an error: “Application failed codesign verification”. The problem is at the following line: Authority=iPhone Developer: … Read more

docker-compose: how to see file-changes instantly (when developing)

The idea of “Development/Production parity” confuses many on this front. This doesn’t mean that you can simply have a single configuration and it will work across everything; it means you’ll have much closer parity and that you can create an environment that resembles something very close to what you’ll have in production. What’s wrong here … Read more

How do you get to the XCode Provisioning Organizer?

In Xcode, select Organizer from the Window menu, and you will get a window that give you all sorts of information about your devices and provisioning profiles. Also, there is an application called iPhone Configuration Utility (on my computer, it is in the /Applications/Utilities folder), which has pretty much the same information as the Xcode … Read more

Specify Vagrantfile path explicity, if not plugin

Further to Andrew Lorente’s answer, you can also use the VAGRANT_VAGRANTFILE environment variable to specify the filename of the Vagrantfile. This has the advantage over VAGRANT_CWD of not changing the current working directory which can be useful when relying on relative paths. For example, the following will run vagrant up on Vagrantfile.other: VAGRANT_VAGRANTFILE=Vagrantfile.other vagrant up … Read more

Vagrant provisioning shell vs puppet vs chef

The following article concerns yet another CM tool (ansible), but I think the author does an excellent job of explaining the benefits of transitioning away from shell scripts. http://devopsu.com/blog/ansible-vs-shell-scripts/ quote 1: What really surprised me was the response from some of these more famous devs. They basically said, “This is really cool, but I probably … Read more

Developing for iOS on multiple computers, testing on a single device, advice?

Apple provides an easy solution to working on multiple machines. You can export your developer profile from your work iMac and move it onto your Macbook Pro. In Xcode 4, bring up the Organizer. Click on “Devices”/ Now, click on “Developer Profiles” in the sidebar. Then, on the bottom of the screen you will see … Read more

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