My company has an Enterprise account that until a few days ago was just
iOS. I went on the Developer center on Sunday, went to the account, and
saw a way to expand the account to include Mac (I have the need for a
CloudKit enabled Mac App).
As I was going through the process, there was a vague suggestion to use
Xcode to do this - it was the preferred way to do it - but at the time I
didn't understand how I'd do it that way so just blundered on.
I created a CSR, got my cert, downloaded it and installed it in the
Keychain. All seems good. Everything looks great on the dev center - I
see both iOS and Mac there.
When I went to setup my Mac app, I can setup the Code Signing - it sees
my Mac certificate. I can go to the App's "General" tab, select "Sign
with Developer ID", and select the team in the drop down. But when I go
to the "Capabilities" tab, and select "CloudKit", I get an error:
"The Selected Team does not have a Mac Developer Program Membership"
I go rummaging around and in the Preference "Accounts" tab, when I click
on this account, in the bottom half, I see two table entries:
- My Name, with "Free" under both the iOS and Mac column headers
- My company name, with "Agent" under iOS, and a "Join" button under Mac.
Aha, I think - I just need to join via Xcode. So I tap the button, it
takes me to the Developer site, I sign in with my company Apple ID, I
tap "Enroll", after which I get a screen "Your Apple ID is already
associated with a Team Agent enrolled in this program".
I tried removing the company AppleID from the Xcode Accounts tab, then
re-entering it - no change.
Suggestions?
David
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