I added a new udid to my list in the developer center, built an archive and found the ipa was not found in the profile embedded in the ipa. This time I'm documenting and sharing such a problem and the solution. I have repeatedly had to add new devices to list of those allowed, and have had many woes created by this. I am building and distributing development ipa's for my beta iOS app. (If you have more that 1 distribution, I believe you would have additional sets.) So I got a new Mac Air last week, but Icouldn t remember what keys, and I certainly didn't remember I had 2 sets of Private and Public one for the Development, and 1 for the Distribution. I loaded all the certs on an olf Macbook Pro that started flaking out last week. Hopefiully this helps someone to know that you can wipe everything out and start over.
Created a new Distribution Cert by repeating Steps 7,9, 10 for the Distribution so I could get it onto the App Store. Once the Certification was added, I made sure to rename the public and Private Keys, and added comments to the info box - so I could remember what I did. Created the Certification Signing Request (CSR), followed the instructions to the letter to add it to my keychain access. Downloaded the intermediate certificate (Worldwide Developer Relations Certificate Authority) since I wiped that off my Keychain too. Created a new development Certificate from the Website. Created new Profile SPECIFIC to the App that I was deploying (So it had the appname instead of *, in the AppID). Created new Wildcard Development Profile. Deleted my certifications on the Developer.Apple site. Deleted all AppID's - (Probably didn t need to do this by I wanted a clean slate). Deleted all the Private and public keys and certifications in my Keychain Access. I also experienced this and fought the process for 4 hours.
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