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XCode 9: Requires Provisioning Profile Error #3132
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I had a similar issue yesterday night and I was able to solve it by avoiding the provisioning profile and by, instead, adding a development team. You can probably do the same with the provisioning profile. To solve the issue, go to I think there is an official GitHub post about this in the nativescript section. |
@briosheje i tried, but didn't suceed. it has todo with xcode 9 and ios11. It was working in xcode 8... |
@dotnetdreamer Were you able to find a solution to this problem? I'm facing exactly the same issue after an update of xcode to version 9. |
@mfradcourt i didn't succeed. I had another mac machine with xcode 8, i am still using that...However i just tried (after upgrading nativescript and xocde) and it seems fine now in some cases... |
@dotnetdreamer @mfradcourt : Are you able to find a solution to this problem ? I am facing the exactly same issue after updating to xcode version 9. |
@pap5508 I chose the lazy solution and did reinstall xcode 8, you can download it from https://developer.apple.com/download/more/ |
@pap5508 no. For me debugging works but when i try to do build as release it doesn't. So i use xcode 8... |
Thank you @dotnetdreamer & @mfradcourt!!! |
i just tested on xcode 9, it seems that |
@dotnetdreamer : I am getting following error while running
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Getting the same error as @pap5508 after At the same time project can be successfully built with an XCode. |
Same problem here, with xcode 9.2. My friend build with xcode 9.1, same project |
Just had this issue trying to get the NativeScript Hello World (spinning apple) project up and running on my device. I fixed it by changing the Change from |
Hey @pap5508 , |
@rosen-vladimirov : I have tried after updating all.. still getting the same error.. |
@pap5508 Getting the same `error: exportArchive: ipatool failed with an exception: #<NoMethodError: undefined methodtoolsPath' for nil:NilClass>`` as @pap5508 on High Sierra and XCode9.2. As a temporary solution, I need to add "compileBitcode: false" to export options plist as this thread says: fastlane/fastlane#9642 For NativeScript,
I know this is a hacky solution and don't think a best solution. If there is more elegant way, please let me know. |
@hosikiti : I am using Nativescript Angular project. I am not able to find ios-project-service.js |
@pap5508 Check where your tns command is. You can find the location by command: |
When I write command open /usr/local/bin/ |
@pap5508 Thanks. Then, your |
Hey guys, we've applied the mentioned change in |
Did you verify this is a real problem by searching Stack Overflow and the other open issues in this repo?
Yes
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I upgraded the tools on my machine to xcode 9. i have updated cli and build the project and it runs in simulator. Now when i wanna run in phone, i am getting the error:
I selected the provisioning profile in xcode (after openning the .xcodeproj file) and it was working in xcode 8.

Which platform(s) does your issue occur on?
iOS
Please provide the following version numbers that your issue occurs with:
"id": "org.nativescript.IA",
"tns-android": {
"version": "3.2.0"
},
"tns-ios": {
"version": "3.2.0"
}
}
Please tell us how to recreate the issue in as much detail as possible.
build the project using tns build ios and then open the .xcodeproj file and select the provisioning profile and then type tns run ios
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