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April 22, 2025

Xcode couldn’t find any iOS App Development provisioning profiles matching

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This error occurs because there is no valid provisioning profile available for the bundle ID

Solution: Register Your Device in Apple Developer Portal

  1. Go to Apple Developer Portal
  2. Register Your Device
    • Navigate to Certificates, Identifiers & Profiles.
    • Select Devices > Click + (Add a new device).
    • Enter your MacBook Pro’s UDID (Select top left apple icon- >About this mac-> more info-> System Report – > Hardware Overview- > Provisioning UDID
  3. Paste this Provisioning UDID in Register a New Device-> Device ID (UDID).
  4. Use any Device Name and after filled press continue

Update Provisioning Profiles in Xcode

  • Open Xcode.
  • Go to Settings > Accounts.
  • Select your Apple ID and click Manage Certificates.
  • Refresh or regenerate your provisioning profiles.
  • In your project, go to Signing & Capabilities and reselect your provisioning profile.

Try Running the Build Again

  • Run the following command:
xcodebuild -workspace Runner.xcworkspace -scheme Runner -allowProvisioningUpdates

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