Android Signing

I am trying to update an Android app that was previously release on the Google Play Store. When I went to upload the Bundle, I got this message: “To upload an Android App Bundle you must be enrolled in Play App Signing.” With a little research, I found the App Signing area under “App Integrity

RE: Code-Signing Frustration

I did not have a problems deleting old ones. I have deleted them all in the past. In Xcode preferences I downloaded all the current profiles from the developer console and everything still worked for the current profiles but the folder (and LC choices) were cleaned up to current. Ralph DiMola I

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Thanks for the help. I did get it to load and thanks for the tip about setting “Developer Mode” on my iPhone, rather than searching around in the Apple Development site. I must have failed to add a provision for the internet access (wifi), because it doesn’t now, but I’ll just have to check out

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I’d never heard of “Developer Mode” so googled it. It appears to be something new in iOS 16+ (I am still at15.6). Here’s an article that describes it in more detail. https://help.testapp.io/faq/enable-developer-mode-ios/ Mark > On 19 J

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Yay :) @Bill I think you can enable Developer Mode from the Settings app of your iPhone. No need to rebuild/reinstall your iOS app. Cheers, Panos On Mon, 19 Jun 2023, 19:50 prothero--- via use-livecode, < use-livecode@lists.runrev.com> wrote: > Folks: > Thanks! That was the problem. I had the “

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Folks: Thanks! That was the problem. I had the “Beta ..” mode selected. Seemed logical, but then I forgot about it. Wow, what a waste of time. Now the app loads to my iPhone. However, when I activate it, it says “Developer Mode Required”. Since I have wasted so much time on this so far, I’ll ask

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Good catch Panos, I forgot about that tricky checkbox. It should be relabeled, especially since its behavior is the opposite of what one would expect. Change it to "TestFlight" or "Apple distribution" or something. If Swami hadn't mentioned it once I'd be here with the same frustrations. --

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Forget my last reply … I am probably just adding to the confusion. I see now in the profile there is something called a UUID, but I don’t think you need to be concerned with it. It’s not anything I’ve ever had to try and track down. It seems to be generated internally by Apple software possibly

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Hello Bill, Do you by any chance have the "beta version" checkbox checked in the iOS standalone settings? Cheers, Panos On Mon, 19 Jun 2023, 17:25 prothero--- via use-livecode, < use-livecode@lists.runrev.com> wrote: > Panos: > The UDID is the correct one for the new iPhone. I had updated it. I

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Hi William, I believe it is called a UDID (that may be preventing you from googling where it is). Quite easy to locate however. Cable your iphone to your laptop. Open the finder. In the left hand panel scroll to the bottom until you see the iPhone entry with the little doohickey (up arrow) besid

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Panos: The UDID is the correct one for the new iPhone. I had updated it. I get the error message when I’m loading the app for debug, directly from the livecode IDE. It’s where you can choose to debug in the simulator, or if the iPhone is plugged in, directly on the iphone. If I try to just build

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Folks: I’ve been searching the web, trying to find where I can get my UUID for my iPhone to check the provisioning profile. It’s listed in the provisions, but I can’t find a way to verify it. I have verified that the Device ID is correct. The only thing I can’t verify is the correct UUID for my