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In my XCode project, I have 4 different Build Configurations: Production, Development, Staging, and Staging2.

In my Build Settings, I noticed Validate Built Product is set to No for all configurations. If I switch them to Yes, I then get a warning each time I try to build:

Application failed codesign verification.  The signature was invalid, contains disallowed entitlements, or it was not signed with an iPhone Distribution Certificate. (-19011)

I'm still able to build on to the phone and create Archives though.

At least for production, I'd like to turn Validate Built Project to Yes, but I don't want to see that error each time.

How can I make codesign happy?

Note: I recently upgraded to XCode 4.6, reinstalled the command line tools, and updated my project settings when XCode prompted me to do so. I confirmed that I had Production set to Yes all along, which tells me something with this upgrade is causing this error.

Also, I've read this support doc pretty thoroughly, followed all the steps, and it seems as though everything was correct to begin with.

djibouti33
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  • Then what is wrong with your build – Sandeep Feb 01 '13 at 21:53
  • There are no other errors or warnings, and the app still builds to the phone and simulator fine and Archives. Looks like there's nothing wrong with the my build. But I guess that's what I'm asking. – djibouti33 Feb 01 '13 at 22:27

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