Re: iOS "Invalid Entitlements"

annnd it looks like this might be a case of the issue being related to appID's being case sensitive. ugh. On Thu, Jul 13, 2017 at 12:47 PM, Mike Kerner wrote: > Trying to debug invalid entitlements, and I'm not seeing the problem. > Compiles fine, codesigns fine.

Re: iOS "Invalid Entitlements"

Trying to debug invalid entitlements, and I'm not seeing the problem. Compiles fine, codesigns fine. I don't run into an issue until installing on a physical device. I have checked the physical device's UDID to confirm that it is in the ProvisionedDevices section relevant output from codesign:

Re: iOS "Invalid Entitlements"

Thank you Panos; back on track here. IMHO in future might lead with this solution on any query about entitlements. Assume user has enough experience to use cmd line until further notified. but here's my harrowing tale, in case it is helpful… I went in unusual circles yesterday: I had reverted

Re: iOS "Invalid Entitlements"

Hmm ok. Then you could probably check which entitlements are included in the standalone, and see if there is any that is not included in the provisioning profile. To do that: 1. Use the codesign tool to check the entitlements on the .app bundle: Type in a terminal: codesign -d --entitlements :-

Re: iOS "Invalid Entitlements"

Hmm none of these are true, but we still get invalid entitlements. 1) this is an adhoc distribution profile for use with registered UDIDs ; "Beta Version" is unchecked in the SA settings 2) mergHK inclusion does not even appear in the inclusions options (8.1.3) 3) "In App Purchase" is not

Re: iOS "Invalid entitlements"

The cases where I had seen this "Invalid Entitlements" error are the following: 1. "Beta-version" is checked in iOS standalone settings BUT the provisioning profile is a development one (and not a distribution one) 2. The mergHK inclusion is checked in Inclusions, but the provisioning profile I

Re: iOS "Invalid entitlements"

No I had not checked that… it was not needed two weeks ago, when I was successfully building in 9.dp5.. . but I just tried checking that and still get the same message… "invalid entitlements… missing… do not match" if there is a single line with http:// anywhere in our code, wiill this

Re: iOS "Invalid entitlements"

Have you checked the "beta version" in the standalone application settings for ios? On 7 Apr 2017 06:04, "Sannyasin Brahmanathaswami via use-livecode" < use-livecode@lists.runrev.com> wrote: > I was having difficulty with a stack and deleted all the stack files in > the list and put empty into