When we create a new UWP project, a certificate is generated. How can we resign the package with some other certificate?
In Visual Studio, go to project properties and to signing tap. You can:
Create a new Temp Cert
Sign with a new Cert
Sign with a existing Cert
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Suddenly, when running a build of my Windows Store app I got the error.
error APPX0108: The certificate specified has expired. For more information about
renewing certificates, see
http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=241478
There is a link to the Renewing a certificate page but it's just a circular reference.
The information was there - just buried at the bottom of the page:
Open the .appxmanifest file in Visual Studio (app manifest designer view)
On the Packaging tab in the
Click Choose Certificate
In the dropdown, select Create test certificate...
This blog post recommends you do not set a password
Agree to replace the certificate
You have to create a new certificate:
Open the Package.appxmanifest
Select the Packaging tab
Click Choose Certificate
Click Create
Enter your existing publisher name
A password
Agree to replace the certificate
Then you can update your microsoft store app
Actually i developed an app using my own developer certificates and provisioning profile.
Now i need to publish it on my client developer account and my client sent his distribution certificate along with provisioning .And I have installed the certificate and then i drag the provisioning profile to xcode, and i have got error message like "Valid signing identity not found"
Please assits me.
Change code sign in project settings.
You need the private keys that were used to sign the certificate. If you don't have them
anymore you can generate a new signing request.
You need p12 file from your client to use its developer certificate and provisioning profile.When your client provide you that p12 file than double click that file and its run perfectly.
And for geting p12 file ,select the cert, and open the arrow to also select the private key and export them together as a .p12 file from Keychain Access.
There are several ways to solve this issue.
The first one is, to export your developer certificate including the associated key from your keychain and importing it on your client machine.
The other way would be (If your client machine would use another apple dev account) to go through those steps listed here Apple Certification & Provisioning
I would recommend to delete the old certificates from xcode, sometimes xcode might lag otherwise
How do i sign my application with a distribution certificate? I did make a distribution certificate on the provisioning portal but now when i'm trying to upload the zipped app file withth application loader it says it's not signed with the certificate.
How do i do that?
Download the certificate from the provisioning portal, and double
click it. This will "install" it on your Mac.
Edit your project schema and select "Release" as it's build
configuration.
Under project settings select the "Build Settings" tab. Edit the
"Code Signing Identity" for "release" to ensure that it's referencing
the correct certificate.
If pictures help with that process, this link looks like it might be helpful.
I'm moving computer to develop on a new one, SO ! I'm trying to build application in the new one with the certificates of the older one !
I exported all from keychain, and I made the download of the files automatically (by clicking on the refresh button) on the Organizer. So here is the problem : I cannot archive any applications (1 have one application publicated into 2 differents applications on the store):
Library Organiser
Teams Organizer
Teams Organizer
Code Signin in XCODE
Error screen
I really don't understand my mistake !
I deleted all the certificates in the new machine, and after I make this video to explain how I made . There is a mistake on it, but I don't know when and where : VIDEO
I am assuming that your old Mac is the one by which you created CSR and Development and Distribution certificates.
Follow this simple steps:-
First open keychain in old mac and Export the private key as p12
Then use this .p12 file in new mac by just double clicking on it and give the password what you given.
Log in to provisioning portal and select Certificates Download both ios_developement.cer and ios_distribution.cer in new Mac. Double click on those two certificates if it successfully added to new mac's keychain then you are good to go with all the provisioning profiles associated to those certificates (You can see the associated provisioning profiles list of particular certificate in certificate section.)
Download provisioning profiles from portal and double click to add it to xcode.
If you have not saved your private keys, you have to revoke your certificates and create new ones. Else: as #Dhaval wrote: you have to export your saved keys to your keychain and your certificates will work.
all you have to do is to go into the Organizer NOT the keychain.
Select Developer profile of the left.
At the bottom of the window click export : it'll create an archive with ALL you need you can import on another xcode seat.
I've recently reinstalled OSX, and now, when trying to build a new version of my already active app, I'm running into issues. Firstly it is complaining:
Code Sign error: The identity 'iPhone Distribution: Joshua ONeal' doesn't match any valid certificate/private key pair in the default keychain
So, I realized that I deleted my certificates. So I went over to developer.apple.com, and redownloaded the WWDR Certificate, my development certificate, and my distribution certificate. All 3 installed into Keychain with no issues. Now, when I try to download the team development provisioning profile, and the app specific distribution provisioning profile, and install them, they both throw the following error in XCode's organizer:
A valid signing identity matching this profile could not be found in your keychain.
What gives? Am I missing a certificate? Or, do I have to revoke them at dev.apple and recreate them with my fresh install?
Thanks a lot, this is very confusing, and it is stressing me out that I can't get a bug fix out asap.
UPDATE:
Here is what fixed it for me.
Revoke the developer and distributor certificates, as well as the two provisioning profiles.
Open Keychain Access, and delete the old certificates.
Create 2 new certs, and 2 new prov. profiles, and install them.
Open XCode, go to the app's target on the left side, get info, update the two code signing options to use the new certificate.
Clean all targets, build and archive.
You'll need the matching private key to go with your certificates. If you did a fresh OS X install, you will have erased the private key you used to create the initial signing request. The solution is as you suggest to revoke your current certificates and generate new ones with a new signing request.
To avoid this happening in the future, you can export the private keys you create in Keychain and back them up somewhere to use in the future if you want to develop on a new computer or fresh install.