Ad hoc and Code Sign issue

[tomatobill]

Attempting to follow instructions (iOS 8.3, non-jailbroken, on an iPhone 6 or 5C, with Xcode beta Version 7.0 beta (7A121l)), I receive these two errors when I try to build it to the device:

Ad hoc code signing not allowed with SDK 'iOS 9.0'

CodeSign error: code signing is required for product type 'Application' in SDK 'iOS 9.0'

When I just build it in the simulator, it works fine.

[inb4ohnoes]

These instructions are not valid for iOS 9. You can sign apps yourself on iOS 9, please try that instead.

• Brian Tung
  http://probably.ninja

On July 3, 2015 at 10:57:57 AM, tomatobill ([email protected]) wrote:

Attempting to follow instructions (iOS 8.3, non-jailbroken, on an iPhone 6 or 5C), I receive these two errors when I try to build it to the device:

Ad hoc code signing not allowed with SDK 'iOS 9.0'

CodeSign error: code signing is required for product type 'Application' in SDK 'iOS 9.0'

When I just build it in the simulator, it works fine.

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[tomatobill]

Forgive me, I'm not very code-savy. What does it mean to sign them yourself? Also, is iOS 9 codename for what the world knows as iOS8?

Thanks!

[inb4ohnoes]

iOS 9 is iOS 9. iOS 8 is iOS 8. You should be able to sign into your (free) developer account with Xcode 7. When you deploy, it should automatically generate profiles and provisioning for your device. Note that this will only work on iOS 9 devices and above with Xcode 7 specifically.

[tomatobill]

Hunh, alright. Guess I will wait then. Thanks!

[tienducle]

(Xcode 7 Beta 3)
Go into Build Settings and below Code Signing set Debug -> Any iOS SDK to iOS Developer and Release -> Any iOS SDK to iOS Distribution