REPAIR PROFILE ON MAC KEYCHAIN ACCESS MESSING UP PRO
REPAIR PROFILE ON MAC KEYCHAIN ACCESS MESSING UP CODE

Thanks Apple, so much for a simple on-boarding experience on a simple hello-world app. In your post you have asked - What would be great would be if I end up with a 'login' keychain and an 'oldlogin' keychain showing in Keychain Access, and I can copy individual usernames and passwords from the oldlogin to the login as necessary. Import and export keychain items - Apple Support. Add a password to a keychain - Apple Support. I'm new to all things Mac and iOS and xcode. See some articles Delete a keychain - Apple Support. I really don't know where to go from here. I do, however, see xcode specifically set up to handle certs (see step 9-10 above) but it is not working. HOWEVER, on a 'free' account I have NO access to the Certificates section! I can't manage anything from the Dev portal online. How can I add private key to the distribution certificate? Note: there are resolutions on SO that talk about Revoking the keys and generating new private keys from the Dev Console, like this one: Ok? How do I get this resolved without flattening my OS back to factory and starting completely over? Clicking ' Try Again' shows 'Waiting to repair', followed by 'revoking.', followed by 'Generating certificates' - which sounds promising, like it's doing exactly what I need, but then fails, private keys still missing, and back to step 9 here in a loop of hell.xcode/General/ Status section says ' The username or passphrase you entered is not correct' even though my 'Team' is signed in and valid.

REPAIR PROFILE ON MAC KEYCHAIN ACCESS MESSING UP PRO

In xcode Preferences, when I click Manage Certificates, it shows 'David's MacBook Pro (2)' and a bunch of 'Untitled' keys ALL of which have a status of ' Missing Private Key'.I can sign-in, I can see it adds keys, and Keychain Access Get Info on the keys indicates no issues (valid, etc).I then removed and re-added my Apple account from xcode preferences.I DELETED this key (thinking I would simply re-add my Apple Account and thus this key).I went to Keychain Access and found ' iPhone Developer: (.)' in there, which was added when I signed in via my Apple Account. Supposedly this is to do with certificates.

REPAIR PROFILE ON MAC KEYCHAIN ACCESS MESSING UP CODE

I tried to deploy to the iPad and I got a build error ' codesign failed with exit code 1'.

(all seemed well, it recognized this as valid)

In the project, General tab, Team is set to my (free) Apple Dev account.

I went to Preferences/Account signed in to my Apple account.

NOTE: I am using the new FREE provisioning (do not have a paid Apple account) On a new mac, I installed xcode and needed to set up provisioning for a hello-world project to deploy to my iPad.

Repair profile on mac keychain access messing up