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DanTheMan827 / ios-app-signer

This is an app for OS X that can (re)sign apps and bundle them into ipa files that are ready to be installed on an iOS device.
https://dantheman827.github.io/ios-app-signer
GNU General Public License v3.0
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unable to fix...? #114

Open rathesungod13 opened 4 years ago

rathesungod13 commented 4 years ago

the message says:

"I was unable to automatically resolve your codesigning issue. :(

If you have previously trusted your certificate using Keychain, please set the Trust setting back to the system default."

how do i do this? thanks. :)

hrvstr commented 4 years ago
  1. Open the Keychain.app
  2. Choose the "My certificates" category
  3. Double click on your "Apple Development" or "iPhone Developer" certificate
  4. Expand the the "trust" dropdown on top.
  5. Switch the first option to "use system defaults".

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Did not fix the problem for me though... Still looking for a solution.

DanTheMan827 commented 4 years ago

Make sure you don't have any expired certificates with that name in your keychain, I've noticed this will sometimes mess up code signing

obrien-james commented 4 years ago

I have had this trouble. I needed to install Xcode command line utilities

run the following from the terminal and install.

xcode-select --install

Sorted my issue out.

syto203 commented 4 years ago

also sometimes shuffling the trust status will fix it.

BartmanEH commented 4 years ago

Make sure you don't have any expired certificates with that name in your keychain, I've noticed this will sometimes mess up code signing

This is an issue every time a personal developer account certificate expires (every 7 days).

@DanTheMan827 Can you add a feature to automatically delete expired certs from My Certificates in Keychain access?