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CYAD
CYAD

Reputation: 1277

Developer integrity could not be verified, iOS Enterprise

On my latest Enterprise/In House build attempt, I'm getting the developer integrity could not be verified error on install. In the past, this was because my device's UDID was not a part of the provisioning profile. However, now it seems like I can't add UDID's to Enterprise provisioning profiles at all. Any profile marked Universal Distribution can't add device ids.

I can add device ids to Ad Hoc profiles but I can't install apps signed with this type of profile to a physical device. I need the Enterprise/In House profile, but I need to be able to add device ids. I thought I could do this in the past but perhaps I'm mistaken. I know that until very recently, I did not have problems installing apps signed with In House profiles. Now I can't.

I'm trying to distribute through Microsoft Appcenter btw. Any thoughts?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 1729

Answers (1)

Scott Corscadden
Scott Corscadden

Reputation: 2860

For anyone (including future-me) who still have this issue despite attempting everything else in these or other links and also have an embedded "App Extension": there is a separate embedded.mobileprovision file within the Your.appex bundle (within the app, in the Plugins directory). You'll have to "Show Package Contents" on both the app and the .appex. This wonderful file is automatically created only if it does not already exist, and you have no warning if it about to expire tomorrow. To cause it to be recreated on your next Distribution build, you must find the matching entry within /Users/<You>/Library/MobileDevice/Provisioning Profiles and delete it. You can then check your new build to ensure it's been regenerated with another full year of expiry.

Upvotes: 2

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