build(ios): stop the archive asking for a development certificate - #536
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Platform: ios The project-level Release configuration pinned `CODE_SIGN_IDENTITY[sdk=iphoneos*] = "iPhone Developer"`, a Flutter template default under its pre-2021 name. The release workflow archives with `-configuration Release -allowProvisioningUpdates`, so every archive asked App Store Connect for an *iOS App Development* certificate and, finding none it could reuse, minted a new one. Ten of them accumulated — all "Created via API", all from the same key, the newest two dated the last two days — until the account hit its certificate limit and the archive failed with "Choose a certificate to revoke", followed by "No profiles for 'com.exptech.dpip.dpip' were found". The second error is the one people chase; the first is the cause. All three configurations are already `CODE_SIGN_STYLE = Automatic`, and the Runner target carries no identity of its own, so removing the line lets automatic signing pick a distribution identity for an archive — which is what an App Store build needed all along. Debug and Profile keep theirs: a local build is meant to be signed for development. The reasoning is here rather than beside the setting because Xcode rewrites project.pbxproj and would not keep a comment in it.
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Platform: ios
The project-level Release configuration pinned
CODE_SIGN_IDENTITY[sdk=iphoneos*] = "iPhone Developer", a Flutter template default under its pre-2021 name. The release workflow archives with-configuration Release -allowProvisioningUpdates, so every archive asked App Store Connect for an iOS App Development certificate and, finding none it could reuse, minted a new one.Ten of them accumulated — all "Created via API", all from the same key, the newest two dated the last two days — until the account hit its certificate limit and the archive failed with "Choose a certificate to revoke", followed by "No profiles for 'com.exptech.dpip.dpip' were found". The second error is the one people chase; the first is the cause.
All three configurations are already
CODE_SIGN_STYLE = Automatic, and the Runner target carries no identity of its own, so removing the line lets automatic signing pick a distribution identity for an archive — which is what an App Store build needed all along. Debug and Profile keep theirs: a local build is meant to be signed for development.The reasoning is here rather than beside the setting because Xcode rewrites project.pbxproj and would not keep a comment in it.
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