Xcode 5 command line error

Question

Has anyone experienced a case where the Xcode 5 command-line tool (Build version 5A11344j) was unable to build a previously executed project in Xcode 4.6.3 (Build version 4H1503).

The error message is similar to:

"Checking dependencies

Code sign error: code identifiers were not found: there are no code identifiers (i.e. certificates and private key pairs) that match the training profile specified in the build settings ("").

CodeSign error: code signing is required for the product type "Application" in the SDK "iOS 7.0" "

Any insight is greatly appreciated. Thanks!

Answer 1

Make sure you have the appropriate preliminary profile. What I always do to solve this problem is all pure.

Yes, a simple cleaning and then assembly can solve this problem. If the Xcode crash after the build just reboots and clears again, then suppose it will work.

I know this answer has no logic, but it works for me a dozen times, maybe this will help you.

Answer 2

Define code signing identifiers and provisioning profile. Remember to check the package ID.

Answer 3

There are many reasons for this problem. It seems that you can’t install the certificate of identity or this certificate is out of date (open the keychain application on Mac or check the links that I added). The main things to check are that the “Accounts in Xcode Settings” section is configured correctly, the certificates and profiles of the developer portal (especially the certificate expiration dates) and the local key binding application on your Mac (you may have expired certificates). Apple has a technical note listing additional features ( link ).