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Valid signature id not found in Xcode

In fact, I developed the application using my own developer certificates and training profile. Now I need to publish it on my client client account, and my client sent his distribution certificate along with the provision. And I installed the certificate, and then dragged the provisioning profile onto xcode, and I got an error message like "Valid Signature ID, Found"

Please reassures me.

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Change the code in the project settings. enter image description here

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You need a p12 file from your client in order to use his developer certificate and provisioning profile. When your client provides you with this p12 file, than double-clicking on this file and its launch is excellent.

And to get the p12 file, select the certificate and open the arrow to also select the private key and export them together as a .p12 file from Keychain Access.

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You need the secret keys that were used to sign the certificate. If you don’t have them,

more you can create a new signature request.

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There are several ways to solve this problem.

The first of these is the export of the developer certificate, including the key associated with it, and its import to the client machine.

Another way: (If your client machine uses a different Apple dev account), follow the steps below Certify and provide Apple

I would recommend removing old certificates from xcode, sometimes xcode may lag otherwise

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