more provisioning fun
more provisioning fun
- Subject: more provisioning fun
- From: Steve Christensen <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 16 Feb 2014 15:38:04 -0800
Way back in the Xcode 3.x and iOS 2 or 3 days, we ended up creating a wildcard development profile with a bundle ID of the form com.mycompany.foo.* so that we could work on a number of projects without having to create a new development profile for each app. (This was before the team provisioning profiles.)
Fast-forward to Xcode 5 (5.0.2) and I just recently noticed that I am “blessed” with a bunch of fully-resolved development profiles: com.mycompany.foo.app1, com.mycompany.foo.app2, … com.mycompany.foo.appn, in addition to the original com.mycompany.foo.*. If you look at them in the developer portal, they’re all marked as “managed by Xcode”.
I naively thought that I’d just delete them in the portal since either the original wildcard or the newer team provisioning profile would work fine. After I get them all deleted, I go back into Xcode and do a refresh, figuring that Xcode will realize that I don’t want quite so many profiles and do some cleaning up on my computer.
Not so. What appears to be happening is that Xcode decides that the portal is missing all those lovely profiles that are “managed by Xcode" and proceeds to re-create them.
So my question is this: Is there a way to convince Xcode and/or the developer portal that the smaller set of profiles is perfectly adequate, and that when I delete them from the portal then I really do want them to remain deleted?
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