Add Xcode Developer Account from the Command Line
Add Xcode Developer Account from the Command Line
Add Xcode Developer Account from the Command Line
I experienced the same problem with one of my in-house apps. The reason was that bundle ID in application manifest was specified incorrectly. After I fixed bundle ID, the application installs normally.
Look into the test target, the team should be the same in both the test target and the main target.
I had the same problem in a project that i used push notifications what i did to fix it is : Target-> Capabillities and turned on push notifications .fix Note: the answer from @codebrew explains this clever fix further.
Version 7.3 (7D175) The Application ID Name should be same as application bundle identifier, if you application bundle identifier is com.abc.xyz than the application ID name for this bundle ID should be XC com abc xyz A name in any other format won’t be seen by Xcode. If your application is already on app store … Read more