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  • g3venG Offline
    g3venG Offline
    g3ven
    wrote on last edited by
    #1

    I tried to develop my first qml app in ios.
    Xcode Version : 8.2
    Qt Version 5.8
    OS : Mac El capital 10.11.6
    Mac book pro

    ERROR
    The following build commands failed:
    Check dependencies
    (1 failure)

    === BUILD TARGET test_app1 OF PROJECT test_app1 WITH CONFIGURATION Debug ===

    Check dependencies
    No profiles for 'sd.test-app1' were found: Xcode couldn't find a provisioning profile matching 'sd.test-app1'.
    Code signing is required for product type 'Application' in SDK 'iOS 10.2'

    WORKAROUND TRIED

    Added
    ios {

    QMAKE_XCODE_CODE_SIGN_IDENTITY = "iPhone Developer"
    MY_DEVELOPMENT_TEAM.name = DEVELOPMENT_TEAM
    MY_DEVELOPMENT_TEAM.value = G3Y7K5KXFX
    QMAKE_MAC_XCODE_SETTINGS += MY_DEVELOPMENT_TEAM
    }

    To the pro file and still no help. MY_DEVELOPMENT_TEAM.value = G3Y7K5KXFX i obtained from my xcode managed profile. It gave me this value like
    Team: My name
    Certificate included : iphone developer
    my email id and this G3Y7K5KXFX

    I am still getting the same error. Also i am not able to find membership tab on the apple id account for any team id.

    I am a novice in mobile development. I would be grateful to receive some pointers on the same

    Thanks
    Gayathri

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    • GTDevG Offline
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      GTDev
      wrote on last edited by GTDev
      #2

      You can try to

      • delete the shadow build directory
      • Right-click on the project in Qt Creator and select "Run qmake"
      • Then open the created *.xcodeproj in the build directory with XCode and sign/build the project
        Signing projects directly with Qt Creator often works then after XCode configured the developer account and profiles.

      Senior Developer at Felgo - https://felgo.com/qt

      Develop mobile Apps for iOS & Android with Qt
      Felgo is an official Qt Technology Partner

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      • GTDevG GTDev

        You can try to

        • delete the shadow build directory
        • Right-click on the project in Qt Creator and select "Run qmake"
        • Then open the created *.xcodeproj in the build directory with XCode and sign/build the project
          Signing projects directly with Qt Creator often works then after XCode configured the developer account and profiles.
        g3venG Offline
        g3venG Offline
        g3ven
        wrote on last edited by
        #3

        @GTDev

        Thank you very much for the help. I was able to get it working.

        Regards
        Gayathri

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